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Annuals Financial Statements – as at December 31 , 2012
Clarica MVPSegregated Funds
issued by Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
A look inside
Overview............................................................................................................................ . 1
Independent Auditor’s Report ....................................................................................... . 2
Equity Funds
Clarica.MVP.Asian-Pacific.Non-RSP.Equity.Fund.................................................................... 3
Clarica.MVP.Asian-Pacific.RSP.Equity.Fund............................................................................ 8
Clarica.MVP.Equity.Fund.......................................................................................................... 13
Clarica.MVP.European.Growth.Fund....................................................................................... 18
Clarica.MVP.Global.Equity.Fund............................................................................................... 23
Clarica.MVP.Growth.Fund........................................................................................................ 28
Clarica.MVP.Small.Cap.American.Fund.................................................................................. 32
Clarica.MVP.U.S..Equity.Fund.............................................................................................. . 36
Balanced Funds
Clarica.MVP.Balanced.Fund..................................................................................................... 40
Income Funds
Clarica.MVP.Bond.Fund............................................................................................................ 45
Clarica.MVP.Dividend.Fund...................................................................................................... 50
Clarica.MVP.Money.Market.Fund............................................................................................ 55
Notes to the Financial Statements................................................................................... 59
Legal Notice...................................................................................................................... . 62
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Enclosed are the Financial Statements for your CI Investments segregated
funds for the period ending December 31, 2012. Inside is important
information about each fund, including its financial statements for the
period and a list of the top portfolio holdings of the underlying fund as of
the end of the year.
Additional information about your funds can be found on our website,
www.ci.com.
If you have any questions about your investments, please contact your
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Thank you for investing with us.
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CI has been investing on behalf of Canadians since 1965 and has grown
to become one of Canada’s largest investment fund companies. We
manage over $75 billion on behalf of two million Canadians. CI is a
subsidiary of CI Financial Corp., a TSX-listed financial services firm
with $99 billion in assets at December 31, 2012.
CI provides one of the industry’s widest selections of investment products
and services and a strong lineup of leading portfolio management teams.
Our portfolio management expertise is offered through several platforms,
including mutual funds, tax-efficient funds, segregated funds, and
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Clarica MVP Segregated FundsIndependent Auditor’s Report
To.the.Contractholders.of:
Clarica.MVP.Asian-Pacific.Non-RSP.Equity.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Asian-Pacific.RSP.Equity.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Balanced.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Bond.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Dividend.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Equity.Fund
Clarica.MVP.European.Growth.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Global.Equity.Fund.
Clarica.MVP.Growth.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Money.Market.Fund
Clarica.MVP.Small.Cap.American.Fund
Clarica.MVP.U.S..Equity.Fund
(collectively the “Funds”)
We. have. audited. the. accompanying. financial. statements. of. each. of. the. Funds,. which. comprise.
the.statement.of.investment.portfolio.as.at.December.31,.2012,.the.statements.of.net.assets.as.at.
December.31,.2012.and.December.31,.2011,.and. the.statements.of.operations.and.changes. in.net.
assets.for.the.years.ended.December.31,.2012.and.December.31,.2011,.and.the.related.notes,.which.
comprise.a.summary.of.significant.accounting.policies.and.other.explanatory.information.
Management’s responsibility for the financial statements
Management.is.responsible.for.the.preparation.and.fair.presentation.of.the.financial.statements.of.
each. of. the. Funds. in. accordance. with. Canadian. generally. accepted. accounting. principles,. and. for.
such.internal.control.as.management.determines.is.necessary.to.enable.the.preparation.of.financial.
statements.that.are.free.from.material.misstatement,.whether.due.to.fraud.or.error.
Auditor’s responsibility
Our. responsibility. is. to.express.an.opinion.on. the. financial.statements.of.each.of. the.Funds.based.
on. each. of. our. audits.. We. conducted. our. audits. in. accordance. with. Canadian. generally. accepted.
auditing.standards..Those.standards.require.that.we.comply.with.ethical.requirements.and.plan.and.
perform. an. audit. to. obtain. reasonable. assurance. about. whether. the. financial. statements. are. free.
from.material.misstatement..
An audit.involves.performing.procedures.to.obtain.audit.evidence.about.the.amounts.and.disclosures.
in. the. financial. statements.. The. procedures. selected. depend. on. the. auditor’s. judgment,. including..
the.assessment.of. the. risks.of.material.misstatement.of. the. financial. statements,.whether.due. to.
fraud.or.error.. In.making. those. risk.assessments,. the.auditor. considers. internal. control. relevant. to..
the. entity’s. preparation. and. fair. presentation. of. the. financial. statements. in. order. to. design. audit.
procedures.that.are.appropriate.in.the.circumstances,.but.not.for.the.purpose.of.expressing.an.opinion.
on.the.effectiveness.of.the.entity’s.internal.control..An.audit.also.includes.evaluating.the.appropriateness.
of.accounting.policies.used.and.the.reasonableness.of.accounting.estimates.made.by.management,.
as.well.as.evaluating.the.overall.presentation.of.the.financial.statements.
We. believe. that. the. audit. evidence. we. have. obtained. in. each. of. our. audits. is. sufficient. and.
appropriate.to.provide.a.basis.for.our.audit.opinion.
Opinion
In.our.opinion,.the.financial.statements.of.each.of.the.Funds.present.fairly,.in.all.material.respects,.
the. financial. position.of. each.of. the. Funds.as.at.December.31,. 2012.and.December.31,. 2011,. the.
results.of.each.of.their.operations.and.the.changes.in.each.of.their.net.assets.for.the.years.ended.
December. 31,. 2012. and. December. 31,. 2011. in. accordance. with. Canadian. generally. accepted.
accounting.principles.
Unaudited information
We. have. not. audited. the. information. in. the. Top. 25. Holdings. and. in. the. Financial. Highlights. and.
accordingly.do.not.express.an.opinion.on.these.schedules.
Chartered.Accountants,.Licensed.Public.Accountants.
Toronto,.Ontario.
April.26,.2013
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .36,550.. .BHP.Billiton.Ltd... .1,160,768.. .1,399,617.
. .2,244,000.. .Bank.of.China.Ltd... .1,136,271.. .994,496.
. .34,400.. .Japan.Tobacco.Inc... .935,708.. .960,392.
. .78,000.. .Fuji.Heavy.Industries.Ltd... .470,635.. .960,300.
. .17,250.. .CSL.Ltd... .873,744.. .959,679.
. .212,400.. .Resona.Holdings.Inc... .874,845.. .952,666.
. .47,000.. .Daihatsu.Motor.Co.,.Ltd... .814,538.. .920,127.
. .756,285.. .Fubon.Financial.Holding.Co.,.Ltd... .887,699.. .906,655.
. .21,600.. .Nippon.Telegraph.&.Telephone.Corp... .1,664,992.. .897,140.
. .6,200.. .SK.Telecom.Co.,.Ltd... .781,273.. .882,443.
. .52,000.. .Daiwa.House.Industry.Co.,.Ltd... .774,258.. .879,977.
. .380,900.. .SJM.Holdings.Ltd... .738,043.. .878,188.
. .48,100.. .Sony.Financial.Holdings.Inc... .754,207.. .847,551.
. .71,400.. .Dainippon.Sumitomo.Pharma.Co.,.Ltd... .737,213.. .845,549.
. .1,767,000.. .PT.Perusahaan.Gas.Negara.Tbk.. .552,583.. .837,239.
. .114,800.. .Korea.Exchange.Bank.. .869,041.. .816,435.
. .126,750.. .Manila.Electric.Co... .733,759.. .798,589.
. .19,300.. .Oracle.Corp..(Japan).. .901,111.. .792,778.
. .56,000.. .CHIYODA.Corp... .717,655.. .786,840.
. .6,532.. .Doosan.Corp... .784,589.. .786,431.... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .783,762.
. .29,050.. .Westpac.Banking.Corp... .777,754.. .780,791.
. .11,450.. .Rio.Tinto.Ltd... .587,524.. .780,123.
. .25,300.. .Aisin.Seiki.Co.,.Ltd... .862,711.. .771,178.
. .113,600.. .Advanced.Info.Services.PCL.. .716,662.. .769,983..
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific Non-RSP Equity FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ..6,510.. CI.Pacific.Fund.(Class.A)†. .71,700.. .77,791... .. Total Investments (99.5%) 71,700 77,791 . . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.5%) 383 . . .. Net Assets (100.0%). . 78,174
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific Non-RSP Equity FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
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Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific Non-RSP Equity FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
. 7,352. . 8,128. 255. . 255.
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. 11.56. 10.61. 12.54. 11.41. 11.40. 11.67. 10.68. 12.59. 11.43. .
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. 5,830. 7,352. 8,128. 10,368. 13,943. 926. 255. 255. 255. .
. 11.29. 2.48. 0.89. 0.87. 13.17. 11.29. 2.48. 0.89. 0.87. .
. 2.71. 2.72. 2.71. 2.54. 2.45. 2.46. 2.47. 2.47. 2.47. .
. 0.27. 0.27. 0.22. 0.13. 0.12. 0.30. 0.24. 0.19. 0.11. .
. 2.98. 2.99. 2.93. 2.67. 2.57. 2.76. 2.71. 2.66. 2.58. .
. 9.69. 9.76. 7.42. 5.00. 5.00. 12.00. 12.00. 8.53. 5.00. .
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The.CI.Pacific.Fund’s.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Japan....................................................................................................................................... 36.1Australia................................................................................................................................... 12.7South.Korea............................................................................................................................. 12.5China........................................................................................................................................ 9.8Taiwan..................................................................................................................................... 7.1Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................ 7.1Indonesia.................................................................................................................................. 3.1Philippines................................................................................................................................ 2.2Cash.&.Equivalents.................................................................................................................. 1.9Thailand................................................................................................................................... 1.8India......................................................................................................................................... 1.7Singapore................................................................................................................................. 1.0Ireland...................................................................................................................................... 0.7Malaysia.................................................................................................................................. 0.7New.Zealand............................................................................................................................ 0.6U.S.A........................................................................................................................................ 0.5Cayman.Islands........................................................................................................................ 0.4Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities).................................................................................................. 0.1
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Japan....................................................................................................................................... 38.0Australia................................................................................................................................... 14.6.South.Korea............................................................................................................................. 9.1China........................................................................................................................................ 8.4Taiwan..................................................................................................................................... 8.4Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................ 6.3Singapore................................................................................................................................. 3.5Indonesia.................................................................................................................................. 2.4Cash.&.Equivalents.................................................................................................................. 2.3India......................................................................................................................................... 2.3Philippines................................................................................................................................ 2.3Cayman.Islands........................................................................................................................ 0.9U.S.A........................................................................................................................................ 0.6Bermuda................................................................................................................................... 0.5New.Zealand............................................................................................................................ 0.4
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.across.Asian-Pacific.region..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.foreign.stocks.
As. at. December. 31,. 2012,. had. the. Asian-Pacific. markets. increased. or. decreased. by. 10%.(December. 31,. 2011. -. 10%),. with. all. other. variables. held. constant,. net. assets. of. the. Fund..would.have. increased.or.decreased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$8,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$8,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific Non-RSP Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk.as.it.invested.predominantly.in.stocks.that.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency Net Assets (%)Japanese.Yen. 36.1.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 17.2.Australian.Dollar. 13.5.Korean.Won. 12.5.Taiwan.Dollar. 7.1.Indonesian.Rupiah. 3.0.US.Dollar. 2.3.Philippine.Peso. 2.2.Thai.Baht. 1.8.Indian.Rupee. 1.7.Singapore.Dollar. 1.0.Malaysian.Ringgit. 0.7.New.Zealand.Dollar. 0.6.Total. .99.7.
as at December 31, 2011Currency Net Assets (%)Japanese.Yen. 38.0.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 15.8.Australian.Dollar. 14.5.Korean.Won. 9.1.Taiwan.Dollar. 8.4.Singapore.Dollar. 3.5.US.Dollar. 3.2.Indonesian.Rupiah. 2.4.Indian.Rupee. 2.3.Philippine.Peso. 2.3.New.Zealand.Dollar. 0.5Total. 100.0
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,. 2011. -. 10%). in. relation. to. all. other. foreign. currencies. held. in. the. Underlying. Fund,. with. all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.indirectly.decreased.or.increased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$8,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$8,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific Non-RSP Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .78.. .-.. .-.. .78.Total. ...78.. .-.. .-.. .78..
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .80.. .-.. .-.. .80Total. ..80.. .-.. .-.. .80.
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .36,550.. .BHP.Billiton.Ltd... .1,160,768.. .1,399,617.
. .2,244,000.. .Bank.of.China.Ltd... .1,136,271.. .994,496.
. .34,400.. .Japan.Tobacco.Inc... .935,708.. .960,392.
. .78,000.. .Fuji.Heavy.Industries.Ltd... .470,635.. .960,300.
. .17,250.. .CSL.Ltd... .873,744.. .959,679.
. .212,400.. .Resona.Holdings.Inc... .874,845.. .952,666.
. .47,000.. .Daihatsu.Motor.Co.,.Ltd... .814,538.. .920,127.
. .756,285.. .Fubon.Financial.Holding.Co.,.Ltd... .887,699.. .906,655.
. .21,600.. .Nippon.Telegraph.&.Telephone.Corp... .1,664,992.. .897,140.
. .6,200.. .SK.Telecom.Co.,.Ltd... .781,273.. .882,443.
. .52,000.. .Daiwa.House.Industry.Co.,.Ltd... .774,258.. .879,977.
. .380,900.. .SJM.Holdings.Ltd... .738,043.. .878,188.
. .48,100.. .Sony.Financial.Holdings.Inc... .754,207.. .847,551.
. .71,400.. .Dainippon.Sumitomo.Pharma.Co.,.Ltd... .737,213.. .845,549.
. .1,767,000.. .PT.Perusahaan.Gas.Negara.Tbk.. .552,583.. .837,239.
. .114,800.. .Korea.Exchange.Bank.. .869,041.. .816,435.
. .126,750.. .Manila.Electric.Co... .733,759.. .798,589.
. .19,300.. .Oracle.Corp..(Japan).. .901,111.. .792,778.
. .56,000.. .CHIYODA.Corp... .717,655.. .786,840.
. .6,532.. .Doosan.Corp... .784,589.. .786,431.... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .783,762.
. .29,050.. .Westpac.Banking.Corp... .777,754.. .780,791.
. .11,450.. .Rio.Tinto.Ltd... .587,524.. .780,123.
. .25,300.. .Aisin.Seiki.Co.,.Ltd... .862,711.. .771,178.
. .113,600.. .Advanced.Info.Services.PCL.. .716,662.. .769,983..
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific RSP Equity FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 9 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ...68,427.. CI.Pacific.Fund.(Class.A)†. .712,673.. .817,698.... .. Total Investments (99.5%) 712,673 817,698 . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.5%) 4,227 . .. Net Assets (100.0%). . 821,925
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific RSP Equity FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 818. 1,053
. 4. 1
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 822. 1,054
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 822. 1,054
. 713. 996
. 12.38. 11.36
. 12.49. 11.43
. 63,251. 85,482
. 3,099. 7,240
2012 2011
. 6. 23
. –. –
. 20. –
. 26. 23
. 18. –
. 2. 1
. 4. 4
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. 1
. 24. 6
. 2. 17
. 30. 36
. –. –
. 48. (261)
. 78. (225)
. 80. (208)
2012 2011
1,054. 1,465
13. 30(325). (233)
. (312). (203)
. 80. (208)
. 822. 1,054
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Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific RSP Equity FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
. 85,482. . 101,121. 7,240. . 7,857.
. 1,118. . 2,327. –. . –.
. (23,349). . (17,966). (4,141). . (617).
. 63,251. . 85,482. 3,099. . 7,240.
.
. . 1.00. (2.07). 1.65. . (2.04).
. 12.38. 11.36. 13.44. 12.23. 12.22. 12.49. 11.43. 13.48. 12.23. .
. 783. 971. 1,359. 1,467. 1,864. 39. 83. 106. 105. .
. 63,251. 85,482. 101,121. 120,016. 152,588. 3,099. 7,240. 7,857. 8,602. .
. 1.16. 3.45. 1.69. 1.03. 4.17. 1.16. 3.45. 1.69. 1.03. .
. 2.71. 2.72. 2.71. 2.54. 2.45. 2.46. 2.47. 2.46. 2.46. .
. 0.27. 0.27. 0.22. 0.13. 0.12. 0.24. 0.24. 0.19. 0.12. .
. 2.98. 2.99. 2.93. 2.67. 2.57. 2.70. 2.71. 2.65. 2.58. .
. 9.90. 10.00. 7.55. 5.00. 5.00. 7.27. 7.52. 6.25. 5.00. .
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The.CI.Pacific.Fund’s.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Japan........................................................................................................................................ . 36.1Australia.................................................................................................................................... . 12.7South.Korea.............................................................................................................................. . 12.5China......................................................................................................................................... . 9.8Taiwan...................................................................................................................................... . 7.1Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................. . 7.1Indonesia................................................................................................................................... . 3.1Philippines................................................................................................................................. . 2.2Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 1.9Thailand.................................................................................................................................... . 1.8India.......................................................................................................................................... . 1.7Singapore.................................................................................................................................. . 1.0Ireland....................................................................................................................................... . 0.7Malaysia................................................................................................................................... . 0.7New.Zealand............................................................................................................................. . 0.6U.S.A......................................................................................................................................... . 0.5Cayman.Islands......................................................................................................................... . 0.4Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.1
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Japan........................................................................................................................................ . 38.0Australia.................................................................................................................................... . 14.6South.Korea.............................................................................................................................. . 9.1China......................................................................................................................................... . 8.4Taiwan...................................................................................................................................... . 8.4Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................. . 6.3Singapore.................................................................................................................................. . 3.5Indonesia................................................................................................................................... . 2.4Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 2.3India.......................................................................................................................................... . 2.3Philippines................................................................................................................................. . 2.3Cayman.Islands......................................................................................................................... . 0.9U.S.A......................................................................................................................................... . 0.6Bermuda.................................................................................................................................... . 0.5New.Zealand............................................................................................................................. . 0.4
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes. in.general.economic.conditions.across. the.Asian-Pacific. region..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.foreign.stocks.
As. at. December. 31,. 2012,. had. the. Asian-Pacific. markets. increased. or. decreased. by. 10%.(December.31,.2011. -.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of. the.Fund.would.have. increased. or. decreased,. respectively,. by. approximately. $82,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -.$105,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific RSP Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk.as.it.invested.predominantly.in.stocks.that.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency Net Assets (%)Japanese.Yen. 36.1.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 17.2.Australian.Dollar. 13.5.Korean.Won. 12.5.Taiwan.Dollar. 7.1.Indonesian.Rupiah. 3.0.US.Dollar. 2.3.Philippine.Peso. 2.2.Thai.Baht. 1.8.Indian.Rupee. 1.7.Singapore.Dollar. 1.0.Malaysian.Ringgit. 0.7.New.Zealand.Dollar. 0.6...Total. . . .99.7..
as at December 31, 2011Currency Net Assets (%)Japanese.Yen. . . 38.0.Hong.Kong.Dollar. . . 15.8.Australian.Dollar. . . 14.5.Korean.Won. . . 9.1.Taiwan.Dollar. . . 8.4.Singapore.Dollar. . . 3.5.US.Dollar. . . 3.2.Indonesian.Rupiah. . . 2.4.Indian.Rupee. . . 2.3.Philippine.Peso. . . 2.3.New.Zealand.Dollar. . . 0.5..Total. . . .100.0.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables.held. constant,. net. assets.of. the. Fund.would.have. indirectly. decreased.or. increased,. respectively,. by.approximately.$82,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$105,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 12 –
Clarica MVP Asian-Pacific RSP Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. ..818.. .-.. .-.. .818.Total. .818.. .-.. .-.. .818.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .1,053.. .-.. .-.. .1,053Total. .1,053.. .-.. .-.. .1,053
– 13 – CIG - 9254
No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .42,812,516.. .662,200.. .Royal.Bank.of.Canada.. .35,433,555.. .39,652,536.. .646,400.. .The.Bank.of.Nova.Scotia... .34,034,166.. .37,142,144.. .403,120.. .Toronto-Dominion.Bank.. .27,762,648.. .33,761,300.. .901,821.. .Suncor.Energy.Inc... .30,092,434.. .29,498,565.. .292,300.. .Canadian.Imperial.Bank.of.Commerce.. .21,972,105.. .23,375,231.. .256,795.. .Canadian.National.Railway.Co... .15,902,513.. .23,196,292.. .305,300.. .Intact.Financial.Corp... .14,750,018.. .19,774,281.. .1,216,500.. .Manulife.Financial.Corp... .16,251,372.. .16,434,915.. .342,500.. .TransCanada.Corp... .14,975,101.. .16,104,350.. .282,800.. .Magna.International.Inc.,.Class.A.. .9,618,506.. .14,049,504.. .282,600.. .Rogers.Communications.Inc.,.Class.B.. .12,034,070.. .12,762,216.. .181,600.. .Canadian.Tire.Corp.,.Ltd.,.Class.A,.
. .Non-Voting.Shares.. .10,623,618.. .12,599,408.. .522,200.. .Gibson.Energy.Inc... .9,687,371.. .12,558,910.. .364,350.. .Cenovus.Energy.Inc... .12,088,034.. .12,129,212.. .254,850.. .IGM.Financial.Inc... .10,819,816.. .10,601,760.. .529,700.. .EnCana.Corp... .11,178,282.. .10,413,902.. .159,500.. .TELUS.Corp... .8,805,113.. .10,383,450.. .520,800.. .WestJet.Airlines.Ltd... .7,015,501.. .10,317,048.. .253,700.. .Potash.Corp..of.Saskatchewan.Inc... .11,053,004.. .10,269,776.. .587,100.. .Yamana.Gold.Inc... .9,655,584.. .10,045,281.. .912,200.. .New.Gold.Inc... .10,059,828.. .10,043,322.. .395,800.. .Finning.International.Inc... .8,675,914.. .9,724,806.. .395,600.. .CGI.Group.Inc... .6,099,620.. .9,075,064.. .171,400.. .eBay.Inc... .7,607,432.. .8,681,022..
Clarica MVP Equity FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 14 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .1,749,526.. Synergy.Canadian.Corporate.Class.(A.Shares)†. .17,410,202.. .24,300,911.... . .. Total Investments (99.4%) 17,410,202 24,300,911 . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.6%) 149,476 . .. Net Assets (100.0%). . 24,450,387
Clarica MVP Equity FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 24,301. 28,730
. 149. 153
. –. –
. 23. 5
. –. –
. –. –
. 24,473. 28,888
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. –
. –. –
. 1. –
. –. –
. 21. –
. 23. –
. 24,450. 28,888
. 17,410. 21,658
. 38.22. 36.10
. 38.59. 36.34
. 554,339. 701,283
. 84,532. 98,282
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
28,888. 35,984
608. 746(6,606). (4,882)(5,998). (4,136)
1,560. (2,960)24,450. 28,888
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 200. 248
. 1. 2
. 582. –
. 783. 250
. 531. –
. 64. 13
. 111. 137
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 13. 16
. 719. 166
. 64. 84
. 1,677. 1,346
. –. –
. (181). (4,390)
. 1,496. (3,044)
. 1,560. (2,960)
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38.22 36.10 39.68 35.16 28.02 38.59 36.34 39.83 35.19
21,188 25,316 31,738 32,672 34,072 3,262 3,572 4,246 4,279554,339 701,283 799,849 929,275 1,215,898 84,532 98,282 106,607 121,603
0.96 1.19 1.02 2.17 0.76 0.96 1.19 1.02 2.17
2.69 2.70 2.69 2.54 2.43 2.43 2.45 2.44 2.45
0.28 0.28 0.23 0.13 0.13 0.25 0.25 0.21 0.122.97 2.98 2.92 2.67 2.56 2.68 2.70 2.65 2.57
10.43 10.51 7.74 5.00 5.00 9.36 9.61 7.16 5.00
Clarica MVP Equity FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 701,283. . 799,849. 98,282. . 106,607.
. 15,720. . 16,997. 581. . 2,441.
. (162,664). . (115,563). (14,331). . (10,766).
. 554,339. . 701,283. 84,532. . 98,282.
.
. . 2.16. (3.51). 2.34. . (3.38).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.Synergy.Canadian.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 24.9Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 18.3Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 12.2Materials................................................................................................................................... . 12.0Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 8.5Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 6.6Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 4.5Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 3.9Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 3.9Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 3.2Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 1.2Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.7Private.Placements................................................................................................................... . 0.1
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 23.9Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 21.9Materials................................................................................................................................... . 14.2Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 9.5Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 8.1Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 6.5Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 3.9Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 3.8Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 3.4Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 2.3Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 1.2Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 1.1Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . 0.2
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to. changes. in. general. economic. conditions. in. Canada.. The. Underlying. Fund. was. invested. in.Canadian.stocks.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.markets.increased.or.decreased.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.increased.or.decreased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$2,430,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$2,873,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Clarica MVP Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk,.as.some.of.its.investments.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 20.1.Euro. 2.2.Japanese.Yen. 1.8.British.Pound. 1.7.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 1.1.Korean.Won. 1.0.Swiss.Franc. 0.7.Taiwan.Dollar. 0.6.Norwegian.Krone. 0.4.Thai.Baht. 0.3.Australian.Dollar. 0.3.Malaysian.Ringgit. 0.3.Danish.Krone. 0.2.Mexican.Peso. 0.2.South.Africa.Rand. 0.2.Singapore.Dollar. 0.2.Swedish.Krona. 0.2.Turkish.Lira. 0.1.Brazilian.Real. 0.1.Israeli.Shekel. 0.1..Total. .31.8..
as at December 31, 2011Currency. . . . Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 14.1Euro. 1.8.British.Pound. 1.5.Japanese.Yen. 1.4.Australian.Dollar. 0.7.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 0.7.Korean.Won. 0.7.Swiss.Franc. 0.6.Taiwan.Dollar. 0.6.Swedish.Krona. 0.5.Norwegian.Krone. 0.4.Singapore.Dollar. 0.1.South.Africa.Rand. 0.1.Danish.Krone. 0.1.Mexican.Peso. 0.1.Polish.Zloty. 0.1Total. .23.5.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables.held. constant,. net. assets.of. the. Fund.would.have. indirectly. decreased.or. increased,. respectively,. by.approximately.$773,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$675,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. ...24,301.. .-.. .-.. .24,301...Total. .24,301.. .-.. .-.. .24,301..
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. ..28,730.. .-.. .-.. .28,730..Total. ...28,730.. .-.. .-.. .28,730.
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .21,789,466.. .7,500.. .Samsung.Electronics.Co.,.Ltd... .6,636,453.. .10,653,710.. .150,250.. .Nestle.S.A.,.Registered.Shares.. .9,166,296.. .9,710,051.. .79,300.. .Bayer.AG.. .5,490,082.. .7,467,159.. .34,300.. .Roche.Holding.AG.. .6,556,779.. .6,843,412.. .16,528.. .Syngenta.AG.. .5,059,534.. .6,570,123.. .174,650.. .Royal.Dutch.Shell.PLC,.Class.A.. .5,969,586.. .5,978,405.. .84,950.. .Schlumberger.Ltd... .6,157,671.. .5,843,238.. .515,400.. .Fleury.S.A... .5,763,069.. .5,757,027.. .1,271,350.. .Telstra.Corp.,.Ltd... .4,252,285.. .5,734,486.. .1,480,750.. .BT.Group.PLC.. .4,824,043.. .5,520,178.. .2,393,700.. .Global.Logistic.Properties.Ltd... .3,946,055.. .5,408,480.. .95,150.. .UCB.S.A... .4,255,997.. .5,386,507.. .852,050.. .Kasikornbank.PCL,.Foreign.Registered.Shares.. .3,553,836.. .5,346,904.. .468,900.. .Westfield.Group.. .4,092,897.. .5,110,838.. .81,650.. .Novartis.AG,.Registered.Shares.. .4,809,028.. .5,086,359.. .105,844.. .Wolseley.PLC.. .3,665,615.. .4,951,487.. .1,107,550.. .Barclays.PLC.. .3,854,924.. .4,688,118.. .24,659.. .LVMH.Moet.Hennessy.Louis.Vuitton.S.A... .4,069,007.. .4,483,102.. .5,363,400.. .PT.Bank.Mandiri.. .4,037,835.. .4,474,870.. .63,100.. .KDDI.Corp... .4,649,714.. .4,396,901.. .1,085,600.. .Hang.Lung.Properties.Ltd... .3,853,711.. .4,282,769.. .26,600.. .SPDR.Gold.Trust.. .4,473,162.. .4,278,023.. .83,357.. .British.American.Tobacco.PLC.. .3,861,180.. .4,196,693.. .195,600.. .ABB.Ltd... .3,767,261.. .3,976,774..
Clarica MVP European Growth FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
.. .97,347.. Signature.International.Corporate.Class.(A.Shares)†. .806,230.. .865,412.... . Total Investments (99.6%) 806,230 865,412. . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.4%) 3,298. . . Net Assets (100.0%) 868,710
Clarica MVP European Growth FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 865. 1,077
. 3. 3
. –. –
. 1. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 869. 1,080
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 869. 1,080
. 806. 1,612
. 9.22. 7.95
. 9.30. 8.00
. 90,743. 132,372
. 3,474. 3,481
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
1,080. 1,420
25. 20(375). (218)
. (350). (198)
. 139. (142)
. 869. 1,080
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 9. 6
. –. –
. 21. –
. 30. 6
. 24. 6
. 3. 1
. 4. 6
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. 1
. 32. 14
. (2). (8)
. (453). (84)
. –. –
. 594. (50)
. 141. (134)
. 139. (142)
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9.22 7.95 8.95 8.97 8.26 9.30 8.00 8.98 8.98
837 1,052 1,378 1,599 1,941 32 28 42 6090,743 132,372 154,118 178,266 234,988 3,474 3,481 4,648 6,67096.72 1.10 1.17 1.43 5.44 96.72 1.10 1.17 1.43
3.21 3.22 3.21 3.05 2.95 2.96 2.97 2.96 2.96
0.31 0.31 0.25 0.15 0.15 0.29 0.29 0.23 0.153.52 3.53 3.46 3.20 3.10 3.25 3.26 3.19 3.11
10.36 10.35 7.64 5.00 5.00 10.26 10.01 7.53 5.00
Clarica MVP European Growth FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 132,372. . 154,118. 3,481. . 4,648.
. 2,651. . 2,252. 106. . 104.
. (44,280). . (23,998). (113). . (1,271).
. 90,743. . 132,372. 3,474. . 3,481.
.
. . 1.24. (0.97). 1.31. . (0.91).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.Signature.International.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)U.K............................................................................................................................................. .13.2Switzerland............................................................................................................................... .10.4Japan........................................................................................................................................ . 9.2U.S.A......................................................................................................................................... . 6.9Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 6.1Australia.................................................................................................................................... . 5.4Netherlands.............................................................................................................................. . 5.1Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................. . 4.0France........................................................................................................................................ . 3.8South.Korea.............................................................................................................................. . 3.7Germany.................................................................................................................................... . 3.7Brazil......................................................................................................................................... . 3.2Thailand.................................................................................................................................... . 2.8Mexico...................................................................................................................................... . 2.4Belgium..................................................................................................................................... . 2.3China......................................................................................................................................... . 2.3Indonesia................................................................................................................................... . 1.7Netherlands.Antilles................................................................................................................. . 1.6Sweden..................................................................................................................................... . 1.5Singapore.................................................................................................................................. . 1.5Jersey.Island............................................................................................................................. . 1.4Russia........................................................................................................................................ . 1.2Bermuda.................................................................................................................................... . 1.1Denmark.................................................................................................................................... . 0.9Taiwan...................................................................................................................................... . 0.8Norway...................................................................................................................................... . 0.7Italy........................................................................................................................................... . 0.6Cayman.Islands......................................................................................................................... . 0.6Spain......................................................................................................................................... . 0.5Israel......................................................................................................................................... . 0.4Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.3Turkey........................................................................................................................................ . 0.3Poland....................................................................................................................................... . 0.2Austria....................................................................................................................................... . 0.2Chile.......................................................................................................................................... . 0.2Czech.Republic.......................................................................................................................... . 0.2Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . (0.4)
Clarica MVP European Growth FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
The.CI.European.Fund’s.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)U.K............................................................................................................................................. . 36.7Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 22.2Switzerland............................................................................................................................... . 12.5Germany.................................................................................................................................... . 12.1France........................................................................................................................................ . 4.8Netherlands.............................................................................................................................. . 3.5Norway...................................................................................................................................... . 2.8Sweden..................................................................................................................................... . 1.3Turkey........................................................................................................................................ . 1.1Jersey.Island............................................................................................................................. . 1.1Belgium..................................................................................................................................... . 0.9Italy........................................................................................................................................... . 0.7Finland....................................................................................................................................... . 0.6Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . (0.3)
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..
As.at.December.31,.2012,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive. to.changes. in.general.economic.conditions.across. the.world..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.foreign.stocks..
As. at. December. 31,. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. was. exposed. to. other. price. risk. as. its. holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.across.Europe..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.European.stocks.
As. at. December. 31,. 2012,. had. the. global. and. European. markets. increased. or. decreased. by.10%. (December.31,. 2011. -. 10%),.with.all. other. variables.held. constant,. net.assets.of. the. Fund.would.have. increased.or.decreased,. respectively,.by.approximately.$87,000. (December.31,.2011.-. $108,000).. In. practice,. actual. results. may. differ. from. this. analysis. and. the. difference. may. be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly.in.stocks.
The.Underlying.Fund.was. invested. in. fixed. income.securities,.preferred.securities.and.derivative.instruments,.if.any,.with.the.following.credit.ratings,.as.per.table.below.
as at December 31, 2012^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AA/Aa/A+. 0.1.Not.Rated. 0.8.Total 2.2.0.9
^ Credit ratings are obtained from Standard & Poor’s, where available, otherwise ratings are obtained from: Moody’s Investors Service, Dominion Bond Rating Services or Canadian Bond Rating Services, respectively.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP European Growth FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk.as.it.invested.predominantly.in.stocks.that.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . . 13.7.Swiss.Franc. . . 10.3.Japanese.Yen. . . 8.9.British.Pound. . . 8.0.Euro. . . 7.3.Hong.Kong.Dollar. . . 7.1.Korean.Won. . . 3.7.Brazilian.Real. . . 3.3.Thai.Baht. . . 2.9.Australian.Dollar. . . 2.8.Indonesian.Rupiah. . . 1.7.Swedish.Krona. . . 1.5.Singapore.Dollar. . . 1.5.Mexican.Peso. . . 1.0.Danish.Krone. . . 0.9.Taiwan.Dollar. . . 0.9.Norwegian.Krone. . . 0.7.Indian.Rupee. . . 0.5.Israeli.Shekel. . . 0.4.Turkish.Lira. . . 0.3.Polish.Zloty. . . 0.2.Czech.Koruna. . . 0.2.Total. . . 77.8.
as at December 31, 2011Currency. Net Assets (%)Euro. . . 45.8.British.Pound. . . 34.8.Swiss.Franc. . . 12.0.Norwegian.Krone. . . 2.8.US.Dollar. . . 2.4.Turkish.Lira. . . 1.1Total. . . .98.9..
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables. held. constant,. net. assets. of. the. Fund. would. have. indirectly. decreased. or. increased,.respectively,. by. approximately. $67,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -. $107,000).. In. practice,. the. actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .865.. .-.. .-.. .865Total. .1,077.865.. .-.. .-.. .865
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. 1,077.. .-.. .-.. .1,077...Total. .1,077.. .-.. .-.. .1,077....
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .3,387,030.. .28,750.. .Eli.Lilly.and.Co... .1,083,008.. .1,407,604.. .4,700.. .Roche.Holding.AG.. .897,767.. .937,727.. .23,300.. .Citigroup.Inc... .735,088.. .915,023.. .8,800.. .Noble.Energy.Inc... .774,233.. .888,779.. .20,295.. .JPMorgan.Chase.&.Co... .737,794.. .885,860.. .620.. .Samsung.Electronics.Co.,.Ltd... .658,452.. .880,707.. .179,050.. .Telstra.Corp.,.Ltd... .549,071.. .807,614.. .11,900.. .Procter.&.Gamble.Co... .743,750.. .801,996.. .12,250.. .Nestle.S.A.,.Registered.Shares.. .744,049.. .791,668.. .23,350.. .MetLife.Inc... .759,207.. .763,537.. .68,800.. .Westfield.Group.. .581,787.. .749,895.. .7,800.. .Bayer.AG.. .495,450.. .734,475.. .22,193.. .Eutelsat.Communications.S.A... .798,605.. .729,631.. .8,916.. .Occidental.Petroleum.Corp... .782,432.. .678,071.. .60,700.. .Fleury.S.A... .677,392.. .678,020.. .4,200.. .SPDR.Gold.Trust.. .706,915.. .675,477.. .10,800.. .QUALCOMM.Inc... .560,904.. .664,929.. .9,752.. .Baxter.International.Inc... .552,538.. .645,325.. .18,700.. .AT&T.Inc... .548,743.. .625,778.. .9,208.. .PepsiCo.Inc... .603,916.. .625,506.. .9,750.. .Novartis.AG,.Registered.Shares.. .567,499.. .607,373.. .15,200.. .Unilever.N.V... .508,520.. .574,086.. .10,980.. .British.American.Tobacco.PLC.. .454,629.. .552,799.. .6,300.. .Anheuser-Busch.InBev.N.V... .374,147.. .542,480..
Clarica MVP Global Equity Fund Top 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 24 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ...100,132.. CI.Global.Corporate.Class.(A.Shares)†. .1,121,143.. .1,335,767..... . .. Total Investments (99.7%) 1,121,143 1,335,767 . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.3%) 4,189 . .. Net Assets (100.0%). . 1,339,956
Clarica MVP Global Equity Fund Financial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 1,336. 1,598
. 4. 6
. –. –
. 12. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1,352. 1,604
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 12. –
. 12. –
. 1,340. 1,604
. 1,121. 1,520
. 11.60. 10.24
. 11.71. 10.31
. 109,095. 145,251
. 6,342. 11,342
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
1,604. 1,998
31. 46(483). (283)
. (452). (237)
. 188. (157)
. 1,340. 1,604
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 6. 6
. –. –
. 32. 1
. 38. 7
. 29. –
. 4. 2
. 6. 8
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. 1
. 40. 11
. (2). (4)
. 53. (277)
. –. –
. 137. 124
. 190. (153)
. 188. (157)
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11.60 10.24 11.18 10.52 9.06 11.71 10.31 11.22 10.53
1,266 1,487 1,846 2,079 2,266 74 117 152 169109,095 145,251 165,085 197,647 250,144 6,342 11,342 13,569 16,063
1.36 91.48 2.16 1.54 2.42 1.36 91.48 2.16 1.54
2.70 2.72 2.71 2.55 2.45 2.45 2.47 2.46 2.46
0.27 0.28 0.23 0.13 0.12 0.25 0.26 0.21 0.122.97 3.00 2.94 2.68 2.57 2.70 2.73 2.67 2.58
9.63 9.64 7.34 5.00 5.00 10.99 11.08 7.98 5.00
Clarica MVP Global Equity Fund Supplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 145,251. . 165,085. 11,342. . 13,569.
. 2,739. . 4,094. 164. . 167.
. (38,895). . (23,928). (5,164). . (2,394).
. 109,095. . 145,251. 6,342. . 11,342.
.
. . 1.40. (0.94). 1.45. . (0.88).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.CI.Global.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)U.S.A......................................................................................................................................... . 41.7U.K............................................................................................................................................. . 7.7Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 6.8Switzerland............................................................................................................................... . 6.7Australia.................................................................................................................................... . 4.7Japan........................................................................................................................................ . 4.1Canada...................................................................................................................................... . 2.8France........................................................................................................................................ . 2.8Mexico...................................................................................................................................... . 2.4Belgium..................................................................................................................................... . 2.1Brazil......................................................................................................................................... . 2.0Netherlands.............................................................................................................................. . 1.9Germany.................................................................................................................................... . 1.9South.Korea.............................................................................................................................. . 1.8Thailand.................................................................................................................................... . 1.7Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................. . 1.3China......................................................................................................................................... . 0.9Denmark.................................................................................................................................... . 0.9Taiwan...................................................................................................................................... . 0.8Indonesia................................................................................................................................... . 0.8Cayman.Islands......................................................................................................................... . 0.8Bermuda.................................................................................................................................... . 0.8Russia........................................................................................................................................ . 0.6Netherlands.Antilles................................................................................................................. . 0.4Israel......................................................................................................................................... . 0.4Italy........................................................................................................................................... . 0.3Ireland....................................................................................................................................... . 0.3Chile.......................................................................................................................................... . 0.3Jersey.Island............................................................................................................................. . 0.3Sweden..................................................................................................................................... . 0.2Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.1Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . (0.3)
Clarica MVP Global Equity Fund Fund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)U.S.A......................................................................................................................................... . 38.6Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 14.2U.K............................................................................................................................................. . 12.2Switzerland............................................................................................................................... . 5.4Australia.................................................................................................................................... . 5.3Germany.................................................................................................................................... . 4.1Canada...................................................................................................................................... . 2.4Japan........................................................................................................................................ . 1.8Ireland....................................................................................................................................... . 1.7Hong.Kong................................................................................................................................. . 1.7Mexico...................................................................................................................................... . 1.6Brazil......................................................................................................................................... . 1.5Netherlands.............................................................................................................................. . 1.4Thailand.................................................................................................................................... . 1.3Bermuda.................................................................................................................................... . 1.3France........................................................................................................................................ . 1.0Belgium..................................................................................................................................... . 0.7Taiwan...................................................................................................................................... . 0.6Sweden..................................................................................................................................... . 0.5Netherlands.Antilles................................................................................................................. . 0.4Italy........................................................................................................................................... . 0.4Israel......................................................................................................................................... . 0.4Chile.......................................................................................................................................... . 0.4Cayman.Islands......................................................................................................................... . 0.4South.Korea.............................................................................................................................. . 0.3South.Africa.............................................................................................................................. . 0.3Singapore.................................................................................................................................. . 0.3Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . 0.1Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . (0.3)
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.across.the.world..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.foreign.stocks.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.global.markets.increased.or.decreased.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.increased.or.decreased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$134,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$160,000).. In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Global Equity Fund Fund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk.as.it.invested.predominantly.in.stocks.that.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012^Currency Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 52.1.Swiss.Franc. 6.7.Euro. 4.4.Japanese.Yen. 4.1.British.Pound. 3.6.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 2.8.Brazilian.Real. 2.7.Australian.Dollar. 2.3.Korean.Won. 1.8.Thai.Baht. 1.7.Mexican.Peso. 1.1.Danish.Krone. 0.9.Indonesian.Rupiah. 0.8.Taiwan.Dollar. 0.6.Israeli.Shekel. 0.4.Indian.Rupee. 0.4.Swedish.Krona. 0.2..Total .86.6.
as at December 31, 2011Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 56.9.British.Pound. 11.0.Australian.Dollar. 5.3.Swiss.Franc. 4.9.Euro. 4.6.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 2.5.Japanese.Yen. 1.8.Brazilian.Real. 1.7.Thai.Baht. 1.3.Mexican.Peso. 0.9.Israeli.Shekel. 0.4.Singapore.Dollar. 0.3.Korean.Won. 0.3.South.Africa.Rand. 0.3.Taiwan.Dollar. 0.3.Total. .92.5.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables.held. constant,. net.assets.of. the. Fund.would.have. indirectly.decreased.or. increased,. respectively,. by.approximately.$116,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$148,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .1,336.. .-.. .-.. .1,336....Total. .1,336.. .-.. .-.. .1,336.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. 1,598.. .-.. .-.. .1,598...Total. .1,598.. .-.. .-.. .1,598.
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .11,016,846.. .89,000.. .Mueller.Industries.Inc... .2,896,807.. .4,420,182.. .105,290.. .NeuStar.Inc.,.Class.A.. .2,734,431.. .4,382,598.. .48,808.. .Wabtec.Corp... .2,487,728.. .4,241,477.. .103,405.. .Woodward.Inc... .3,046,732.. .3,916,561.. .61,150.. .Ingredion.Inc... .2,343,110.. .3,911,148.. .35,300.. .DaVita.Inc... .2,364,610.. .3,873,241.. .151,750.. .CMS.Energy.Corp... .2,562,725.. .3,672,671.. .194,375.. .Alkermes.PLC.. .2,353,894.. .3,573,559.. .46,527.. .Genesse.&.Wyoming.Inc.,.Class.A. .2,369,089.. .3,514,487.. .170,450.. .Great.Plains.Energy.Inc... .3,668,594.. .3,436,581.. .159,380.. .Total.System.Services.Inc... .3,132,290.. .3,389,010.. .121,095.. .Hexcel.Corp... .2,216,557.. .3,244,007.. .113,737.. .Bio-reference.Laboratories.Inc... .2,254,601.. .3,240,127.. .192,410.. .Masco.Corp... .2,638,836.. .3,182,162.. .134,950.. .Harsco.Corp... .3,104,447.. .3,148,186.. .149,807.. .Wright.Medical.Group.Inc... .2,902,874.. .3,122,608.. .227,440.. .Service.Corp..International.. .2,066,654.. .3,118,029.. .63,172.. .WellCare.Health.Plans.Inc... .3,389,980.. .3,054,910.. .96,485.. .Methanex.Corp..(USD).. .2,184,206.. .3,052,541.. .87,050.. .Arthur.J..Gallagher.&.Co... .2,377,849.. .2,994,275.. .96,770.. .Brinker.International.Inc... .3,155,989.. .2,977,021.. .81,785.. .Ryland.Group.Inc..(The). .1,669,003.. .2,965,017.. .46,180.. .Sirona.Dental.Systems.Inc... .2,382,696.. .2,955,043.. .112,840.. .Endo.Pharmaceuticals.Holdings.Inc... .3,115,104.. .2,942,678..
Clarica MVP Growth FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 29 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ..5,254,566.. CI.American.Small.Companies.Corporate.Class. (A.Shares)†. .30,636,348.. .36,309,050.... . . Total Investments (99.6%) 30,636,348 36,309,050 . . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.4%) 141,960 . . . Net Assets (100.0%) 36,451,010
Clarica MVP Growth FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 36,309. 41,774
. 141. 139
. 1. –
. 1. 8
. 1. –
. –. –
. 36,453. 41,921
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. –
. –. –
. 1. 1
. –. –
. –. –
. 2. 1
. 36,451. 41,920
. 30,636. 38,125
. 47.92. 44.19
. 48.36. 44.47
. 737,790. 923,770
. 22,596. 24,711
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
41,920. 47,533
778. 1,113(9,496). (6,499)(8,718). (5,386)
3,249. (227). 36,451. 41,920
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 252. 222
. 1. 2
. 871. 34
. 1,124. 258
. 790. –
. 99. 51
. 175. 194
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 21. 22
. 1,085. 267
. 39. (9)
. 1,186. (6,879)
. –. –
. 2,024. 6,661
. 3,210. (218)
. 3,249. (227)
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. 47.92. 44.19. 44.31. 38.73. 33.99. 48.36. 44.47. 44.46. 38.76. .
. 35,358. 40,821. 46,221. 46,997. 49,866. 1,093. 1,099. 1,312. 1,489. .
. 737,790. 923,770. 1,043,097. 1,213,310. 1,467,055. 22,596. 24,711. 29,507. 38,404. .
. 0.79. 92.59. 0.12. 1.45. 0.44. 0.79. 92.59. 0.12. 1.45. .
. 2.70. 2.70. 2.70. 2.54. 2.44. 2.45. 2.45. 2.45. 2.45. .
. 0.27. 0.28. 0.23. 0.13. 0.12. 0.25. 0.25. 0.21. 0.12. .
. 2.97. 2.98. 2.93. 2.67. 2.56. 2.70. 2.70. 2.66. 2.57. .
. 10.58. 10.63. 7.76. 5.00. 5.00. 10.24. 10.30. 7.61. 5.00. .
Clarica MVP Growth FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 923,770. . 1,043,097. 24,711. . 29,507.
. 16,345. . 24,981. 391. . 366.
. (202,325). . (144,308). (2,506). . (5,162).
. 737,790. . 923,770. 22,596. . 24,711.
.
. . 3.82. (0.23). 3.82. . 0.01.
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.CI.American.Small.Companies.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 21.2Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 16.0Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 15.1Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 12.7Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 8.8Materials................................................................................................................................... . 6.7Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 6.3Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 5.3Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 3.1Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 2.4Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 1.4Exchange-Traded.Funds............................................................................................................ . 1.0
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 24.2Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 16.3Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 12.7Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 12.6Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 8.9Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 6.9Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 4.8Materials................................................................................................................................... . 4.7Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 3.5Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 3.4Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 2.0
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.in.the.United.States..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.U.S..stocks.
As.at.December.31,. 2012,. had. the.U.S..markets. increased.or. decreased.by.10%. (December.31,.2011.-.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.increased.or.decreased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$3,631,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$4,177,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Clarica MVP Growth FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. was. exposed. to. currency. risk. as. it. invested. predominantly.in. stocks. that.were.denominated. in.U.S.. dollars,.whereas,. the.Canadian.dollar. is. the. functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 95.7Total.. 95.7
as at December 31, 2011Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar.. 96.3Total.. 96.3
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011. -.10%). in. relation. to.all.other. foreign.currencies.held. in. the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables. held. constant,. net. assets. of. the. Fund. would. have. indirectly. decreased. or. increased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$3,475,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$4,023,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .36,309.. .-.. .-.. .36,309....Total..... 36,309.. .-.. .-.. .36,309
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .41,774.. .-.. .-.. .41,774.Total. 41,774.. .-.. .-.. .41,774
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .11,016,846.. .89,000.. .Mueller.Industries.Inc... .2,896,807.. .4,420,182.. .105,290.. .NeuStar.Inc.,.Class.A.. .2,734,431.. .4,382,598.. .48,808.. .Wabtec.Corp... .2,487,728.. .4,241,477.. .103,405.. .Woodward.Inc... .3,046,732.. .3,916,561.. .61,150.. .Ingredion.Inc... .2,343,110.. .3,911,148.. .35,300.. .DaVita.Inc... .2,364,610.. .3,873,241.. .151,750.. .CMS.Energy.Corp... .2,562,725.. .3,672,671.. .194,375.. .Alkermes.PLC.. .2,353,894.. .3,573,559.. .46,527.. .Genesee.&.Wyoming.Inc.,.Class.A. .2,369,089.. .3,514,487.. .170,450.. .Great.Plains.Energy.Inc... .3,668,594.. .3,436,581.. .159,380.. .Total.System.Services.Inc... .3,132,290.. .3,389,010.. .121,095.. .Hexcel.Corp... .2,216,557.. .3,244,007.. .113,737.. .Bio-reference.Laboratories.Inc.. .2,254,601.. .3,240,127.. .192,410.. .Masco.Corp... .2,638,836.. .3,182,162.. .134,950.. .Harsco.Corp... .3,104,447.. .3,148,186.. .149,807.. .Wright.Medical.Group.Inc... .2,902,874.. .3,122,608.. .227,440.. .Service.Corp..International.. .2,066,654.. .3,118,029.. .63,172.. .WellCare.Health.Plans.Inc... .3,389,980.. .3,054,910.. .96,485.. .Methanex.Corp..(USD).. .2,184,206.. .3,052,541.. .87,050.. .Arthur.J..Gallagher.&.Co... .2,377,849.. .2,994,275.. .96,770.. .Brinker.International.Inc... .3,155,989.. .2,977,021.. .81,785.. .Ryland.Group.Inc..(The). .1,669,003.. .2,965,017.. .46,180.. .Sirona.Dental.Systems.Inc... .2,382,696.. .2,955,043.. .112,840.. .Endo.Pharmaceuticals.Holdings.Inc... .3,115,104.. .2,942,678..
Clarica MVP Small Cap American FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ..146,421.. CI.American.Small.Companies.Corporate.Class.. (A.Shares)†. .854,555.. .1,011,768..... . .. Total Investments (99.9%) 854,555 1,011,768 Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.1%) 971 . . Net Assets (100.0%) 1,012,739
Clarica MVP Small Cap American FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 1,012. 1,222
. 1. 6
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1,013. 1,228
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1,013. 1,228
. 855. 1,116
. 19.96. 18.50
. 20.15. 18.63
. 47,929. 63,563
. 2,783. 2,783
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
1,228. 1,465
19. 13(322). (232)
. (303). (219)
. 88. (18)
. 1,013. 1,228
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 7. 6
. –. –
. 24. –
. 31. 6
. 28. 5
. 3. 2
. 5. 6
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. 1
. 37. 14
. (6). (8)
. 43. (84)
. –. –
. 51. 74
. 94. (10)
. 88. (18)
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19.96 18.50 18.66 16.40 14.46 20.15 18.63 18.73 16.42
957 1,176 1,407 1,536 1,664 56 52 58 6347,929 63,563 75,391 93,685 115,074 2,783 2,783 3,105 3,809
1.49 92.52 0.71 2.69 1.18 1.49 92.52 0.71 2.69
3.20 3.20 3.20 3.04 2.94 2.95 2.95 2.95 2.95
0.32 0.33 0.26 0.15 0.15 0.30 0.29 0.23 0.153.52 3.53 3.46 3.19 3.09 3.25 3.24 3.18 3.10
9.90 9.77 7.35 5.00 5.00 10.09 8.73 5.51 5.00
Clarica MVP Small Cap American FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 63,563. . 75,391. 2,783. . 3,105.
. 990. . 736. –. . –.
. (16,624). . (12,564). –. . (322).
. 47,929. . 63,563. 2,783. . 2,783.
.
. . 1.52. (0.25). 1.52. . (0.15).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as..applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3).
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.CI.American.Small.Companies.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 21.2Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 16.0Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 15.1Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 12.7Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 8.8Materials................................................................................................................................... . 6.7Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 6.3Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 5.3Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 3.1Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 2.4Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 1.4Exchange-Traded.Funds............................................................................................................ . 1.0
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 24.2Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 16.3Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 12.7Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 12.6Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 8.9Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 6.9Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 4.8Materials................................................................................................................................... . 4.7Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 3.5Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 3.4Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 2.0
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.in.the.United.States..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.U.S..stocks.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.U.S..markets.increased.or.decreased.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.increased.or. decreased,. respectively,. by. approximately. $101,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -. $122,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Clarica MVP Small Cap American FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. was. exposed. to. currency. risk. as. it. invested. predominantly.in. stocks. that.were.denominated. in.U.S.. dollars,.whereas,. the.Canadian.dollar. is. the. functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. . Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . .. 95.7.Total. . .. ..95.7
as at December 31, 2011Currency. . . Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . .. 96.3Total. . ... 96.3
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables. held. constant,. net. assets. of. the. Fund. would. have. indirectly. decreased. or. increased,.respectively,. by. approximately. $97,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -. $118,000).. In. practice,. the. actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .1,012.. .-.. .-.. .1,012Total. ....1,012.. .-.. .-.. .1,012
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .1,222.. .-.. .-.. .1,222.Total. .1,222.. .-.. .-.. .1,222..
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .23,820,928.. .150,000.. .PNC.Financial.Services.Group.Inc... .8,884,211.. .8,682,682.. .175,000.. .State.Street.Corp... .7,290,943.. .8,166,725.. .80,000.. .VMware.Inc... .7,131,030.. .7,476,250.. .150,000.. .City.National.Corp... .7,392,130.. .7,373,803.. .100,000.. .Continental.Resources.Inc... .7,239,054.. .7,295,379.. .90,000.. .Mednax.Inc... .6,020,261.. .7,104,581.. .250,000.. .SunTrust.Banks.Inc... .6,980,003.. .7,035,787.. .225,000.. .HCA.Holdings.Inc... .6,414,312.. .6,738,720.. .50,000.. .PPG.Industries.Inc... .5,614,041.. .6,718,122.. .35,000.. .International.Business.Machines.Corp... .6,531,750.. .6,655,333.. .12,500.. .Apple.Inc... .6,071,343.. .6,614,260.. .100,000.. .Abbott.Laboratories.Inc... .5,540,469.. .6,502,209.. .70,000.. .3M.Co... .5,954,101.. .6,452,077.. .75,000.. .Deere.&.Co... .5,814,401.. .6,434,209.. .200,000.. .Community.Health.Systems.Inc... .5,527,524.. .6,103,142.. .150,000.. .Merck.&.Co.,.Inc... .5,719,119.. .6,096,193.. .55,000.. .MWI.Veterinary.Supply.Inc... .4,839,784.. .6,005,857.. .90,000.. .Triumph.Group.Inc... .4,814,664.. .5,834,119.. .100,000.. .FMC.Corp... .5,454,347.. .5,809,302.. .35,000.. .Novo.Nordisk.AS,.ADR.. .5,396,148.. .5,670,671.. .125,000.. .E.I..du.Pont.de.Nemours.&.Co... .5,724,038.. .5,580,235.. .90,000.. .Kirby.Corp... .5,518,273.. .5,529,458.. .75,000.. .Gilead.Sciences.Inc... .4,930,528.. .5,468,556.. .37,500.. .Biogen.Idec.Inc... .5,627,808.. .5,459,994..
Clarica MVP U.S. Equity FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 37 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
.. .420,438.. Cambridge.American.Equity.Corporate.Class.. (A.Shares)†. .1,866,262.. .1,862,542... . .. Total Investments (99.3%) 1,866,262 1,862,542 Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.7%) 14,148 Net Assets (100.0%) 1,876,690
Clarica MVP U.S. Equity FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsForeign.exchange.gain.(loss)Change.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 1,863. 2,167
. 14. 9
. –. –
. –. 1
. –. –
. –. –
. 1,877. 2,177
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1,877. 2,177
. 1,866. 3,852
. 11.78. 10.83
. 11.86. 10.88
. 156,047. 195,828
. 3,216. 5,173
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
2,177. 2,837
115. 94(604). (440)
. (489). (346)
. 189. (314)
. 1,877. 2,177
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 7. 7
. –. –
. 49. –
. 56. 7
. 47. –
. 5. 1
. 8. 9
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. 1
. 61. 11
. (5). (4)
. (1,488). (252)
. –. –
. –. (1)
. 1,682. (57)
. 194. (310)
. 189. (314)
– 38 –
11.78 10.83 12.34 12.30 10.34 11.86 10.88 12.38 12.31
1,839 2,121 2,759 3,131 3,149 38 56 78 97156,047 195,828 223,586 254,429 304,693 3,216 5,173 6,270 7,897
101.57 2.54 2.44 3.03 4.10 101.57 2.54 2.44 3.03
2.88 2.88 2.88 2.76 2.69 2.70 2.70 2.70 2.70
0.29 0.29 0.23 0.14 0.13 0.27 0.28 0.22 0.133.17 3.17 3.11 2.90 2.82 2.97 2.98 2.92 2.83
10.32 10.37 7.68 5.00 5.00 10.59 10.53 7.71 5.00
Clarica MVP U.S. Equity FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 195,828. . 223,586. 5,173. . 6,270.
. 9,908. . 8,069. 3. . 19.
. (49,689). . (35,827). (1,960). . (1,116).
. 156,047. . 195,828. 3,216. . 5,173.
.
. . 1.04. (1.48). 1.13. . (1.42).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.Cambridge.American.Equity.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 20.9Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 18.4Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 15.4Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 11.6Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 11.0Materials................................................................................................................................... . 8.1Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 6.0Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 4.7Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 3.2Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.7
The.CI.Value.Trust.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 20.9Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 20.4Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 16.7Materials................................................................................................................................... . 11.9Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 10.8Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 7.3Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 6.6Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 3.8Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 2.1Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 1.6Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . (0.6)Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . (1.5)
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.other.price.risk.as.its.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.in.the.United.States..The.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.U.S..stocks.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.U.S..markets.increased.or.decreased.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.increased.or.decreased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$186,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$217,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012..and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.credit. risk.as. it. invested.predominantly..in.stocks.
Clarica MVP U.S. Equity FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. was. exposed. to. currency. risk. as. it. invested. predominantly.in. stocks. that.were.denominated. in.U.S.. dollars,.whereas,. the.Canadian.dollar. is. the. functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. . Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . .. 81.3Total. . .... 81.3
as at December 31, 2011Currency. . Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . . . 79.1.Total. . . . 79.1
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables.held. constant,. net. assets.of. the. Fund.would.have. indirectly. decreased.or. increased,. respectively,. by.approximately.$152,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$171,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.had.insignificant.exposure.to.interest.rate.risk.as.substantially.all.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.stocks.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .1,863.. .-.. .-.. .1,863..Total. .2,161,863.. .-.. .-.. .1,863.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. ..2,167.. .-.. .-.. .2,167..Total. .2,167.. .-.. .-.. .2,167
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 40 – CIG - 9252
No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .1,049,671.. .Toronto-Dominion.Bank.. .78,146,853.. .87,909,946.
. .431,150.. .SPDR.Gold.Trust.. .70,029,230.. .69,340,955.
. .731,040.. .Canadian.Imperial.Bank.of.Commerce.. .54,988,468.. .58,461,269.
. .1,275,287.. .Suncor.Energy.Inc... .41,050,870.. .41,714,638.
. .36,235,000.. .Government.of.Canada.2%.03/01/2014.. .36,658,669.. .36,604,169.
. .733,050.. .Eli.Lilly.and.Co... .30,192,476.. .35,890,233.
. .583,700.. .Royal.Bank.of.Canada.. .33,545,539.. .34,951,956.
. .963,410.. .Canadian.Natural.Resources.Ltd... .31,111,010.. .27,592,062.
. .450,860.. .The.Bank.of.Nova.Scotia... .24,051,011.. .25,906,416.
. .704,750.. .Brookfield.Asset.Management.Inc.,.Class.A.. .19,457,419.. .25,681,090.
. .273,000.. .Canadian.National.Railway.Co... .20,041,542.. .24,660,090.
. .21,571,000.. .Province.of.Quebec.4.5%.12/01/2020.. .24,405,674.. .24,549,179.
. .727,650.. .Cenovus.Energy.Inc... .22,969,087.. .24,223,469.
. .677,750.. .Barrick.Gold.Corp... .28,756,661.. .23,599,255.
. .15,560,000.. .Government.of.Canada.5%.06/01/2037.. .23,076,134.. .23,025,141.
. .234,950.. .Bayer.AG.. .15,812,067.. .22,123,694.... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .21,984,844.
. .14,695,000.. .Government.of.Canada.5.75%.06/01/2029.. .21,873,790.. .21,833,867.
. .19,480,000.. .Government.of.Canada.2.75%.06/01/2022.. .21,108,175.. .21,076,873.
. .1,703,531.. .JPMorgan.Chase.&.Co.,.Warrants.(28Oct18).. .22,113,303.. .20,056,463.
. .320,250.. .Novartis.AG,.Registered.Shares.. .18,584,537.. .19,949,863.
. .17,415,000.. .Province.of.Ontario.4.2%.03/08/2018.. .19,361,162.. .19,315,161.
. .18,000,001.. .Short-Term.Investments.. .18,000,000.. .18,001,874.
. .491,500.. .Goldcorp.Inc... .20,412,270.. .17,974,155.
. .173,600.. .Agrium.Inc... .14,087,369.. .17,210,704..
Clarica MVP Balanced FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
– 41 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ..2,639,921.. Signature.Canadian.Balanced.Fund.(Class.A)†. .33,556,744.. .40,100,394.... .. Total Investments (99.1%) 33,556,744 40,100,394 . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.9%) 348,485 . .. Net Assets (100.0%). . 40,448,879
Clarica MVP Balanced FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 40,100. 47,507
. 342. 353
. 11. –
. 68. 4
. 1. –
. –. –
. 40,522. 47,864
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. –
. –. –
. 2. 1
. 9. –
. 61. –
. 73. 1
. 40,449. 47,863
. 33,557. 41,567
. 46.29. 43.74
. 46.70. 44.01
. 815,874. 1,029,174
. 57,465. 64,682
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
47,863. 56,855
1,553. 2,130(11,519). (9,016)
. (9,966). (6,886)
. 2,552. (2,106)
. 40,449. 47,863
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 169. 362
. 3. 3
. 973. –
. 1,145. 365
. 889. –
. 107. 21
. 193. 229
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 21. 24
. 1,210. 274
. (65). 91
. 1,615. 1,375
. 399. 1,110
. 603. (4,682)
. 2,617. (2,197)
. 2,552. (2,106)
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46.29 43.74 45.59 41.91 34.69 46.70 44.01 45.75 41.94
37,765 45,016 53,676 56,935 57,515 2,684 2,847 3,179 3,258815,874 1,029,174 1,177,266 1,358,646 1,657,771 57,465 64,682 69,480 77,686
2.04 3.91 2.97 1.84 2.90 2.04 3.91 2.97 1.84
2.68 2.69 2.69 2.53 2.43 2.43 2.44 2.44 2.44
0.27 0.27 0.23 0.13 0.12 0.25 0.25 0.21 0.122.95 2.96 2.92 2.66 2.55 2.68 2.69 2.65 2.56
9.67 9.66 7.35 5.00 5.00 10.52 10.63 7.65 5.00
Clarica MVP Balanced FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 1,029,174. . 1,177,266. 64,682. . 69,480.
. 31,730. . 44,518. 2,423. . 2,538.
. (245,030). . (192,610). (9,640). . (7,336).
. 815,874. . 1,029,174. 57,465. . 64,682.
.
. . 2.59. (1.81). 2.68. . (1.65).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.Signature.Canadian.Balanced.Fund’s.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Long Positions:Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 18.9Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 15.8Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 10.6Canadian.Government.Bonds................................................................................................... . 7.6Materials................................................................................................................................... . 7.0Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 6.9Provincial.Bonds........................................................................................................................ . 6.8Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 4.7Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 4.0Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 3.6Exchange-Traded.Funds............................................................................................................ . 3.6Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 2.7Foreign.Government.Bonds...................................................................................................... . 2.5Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 1.4Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 1.1Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 0.9Municipal.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 0.9Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 0.9Asset.Backed.Securities........................................................................................................... . 0.4Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.2Private.Placements................................................................................................................... . 0.1Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . (0.2)Total Long Positions.............................................................................................................. .100.4
Short Positions:Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . (0.4)Total Short Positions............................................................................................................. . (0.4)
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Long Positions:Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 16.2Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 14.9Canadian.Government.Bonds................................................................................................... . 12.6Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 10.4Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 8.5Provincial.Bonds........................................................................................................................ . 5.8Materials................................................................................................................................... . 5.3Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 4.8Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 4.7Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 4.6Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 3.5Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 2.3Foreign.Government.Bonds....................................................................................................... . 2.1Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 1.5Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 1.1Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 0.7Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.6Asset.Backed.Securities........................................................................................................... . 0.6Total Long Positions.............................................................................................................. .100.2
Short Positions:Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . (0.2)Total Short Positions............................................................................................................. . (0.2)
Clarica MVP Balanced FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund’s.holdings.were.sensitive.to.changes.in.general.economic.conditions.in.Canada..The.Underlying.Fund’s.portfolio.consisted.of.Canadian.stocks.and.fixed.income.securities,.thus.an.overall.downturn.in.the.Canadian.economy.may.lead.to.a.widening.in.credit.spreads.and.a.decrease.in.equity.prices.which.would.then.lead.to.a.decrease.in.the.value.of.the.Underlying.Fund’s.holdings.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.markets.increased.or.decreased.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-..10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.increased.or.decreased,.respectively,.by.approximately.$2,570,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$2,233,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.credit.risk.as.some.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.Underlying.Fund.was. invested. in. fixed. income.securities,.preferred.securities.and.derivative.instruments,.if.any,.with.the.following.credit.ratings,.as.per.tables.below.
as at December 31, 2012^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 10.4.AA/Aa/A+. 4.7.A. 8.8.BBB/Baa/B++. 8.4.BB/Ba/B+. 0.8.Not.Rated. 2.2..Total 35.3.
as at December 31, 2011^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 29.7.AA/Aa/A+. 5.5.A. 7.7.BBB/Baa/B++. 8.7.BB/Ba/B+. 0.6.B. 0.1.Not.Rated. 0.5.Total 52.8
^ Credit ratings are obtained from Standard & Poor’s, where available, otherwise ratings are obtained from: Moody’s Investors Service, Dominion Bond Rating Services or Canadian Bond Rating Services, respectively.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Balanced FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk,.as.some.of.its.investments.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 16.5.Swiss.Franc. 2.3.Euro. 0.6.Brazilian.Real. 0.5.Thai.Baht. 0.5.Japanese.Yen. 0.4.British.Pound. 0.4.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 0.4.Mexican.Peso. 0.4.Australian.Dollar. 0.1.Swedish.Krona. 0.1.New.Zealand.Dollar. 0.1.Indonesian.Rupiah. 0.1...Total. 22.4.
as at December 31, 2011Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 10.3Swiss.Franc. 1.4.Euro. 0.8.British.Pound. 0.6.Thai.Baht. 0.5.Brazilian.Real. 0.4.Japanese.Yen. 0.3.Hong.Kong.Dollar. 0.3.Mexican.Peso. 0.3.Australian.Dollar. 0.1Total. .15.0.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables.held. constant,. net.assets.of. the. Fund.would.have. indirectly.decreased.or. increased,. respectively,. by.approximately.$898,000.(December.31,.2011.-.$713,000)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. was. exposed. to. interest. rate. risk. as. some. of. its. assets. were.invested.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to. interest.rate.risk,.categorized.by.the.contractual.maturity.date.
as at December 31, 2012Less.than 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.
1.Year Years. Years than.5.Years. Total(%). (%). (%). (%). (%)
Interest.Rate.Exposure .3.9.. .5.5.. .3.4.. .23.1.. .35.9
as at December 31, 2011. Less.than. 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.. 1.Year. Years. Years. than.5.Years. Total. (%). (%). (%). (%). (%)Interest.Rate.Exposure 18.2.. .4.1.. .6.8.. .23.9.. .53.0
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.prevailing.interest.rates.increased.or.decreased.by.0.25%.(December.31,.2011.-.0.25%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.indirectly.decreased.or. increased,. respectively,. by. approximately. $220,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -. $302,000).. In. practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material..
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. ..40,100.. .-.. .-.. .40,100..Total. .40,100.. .-.. .-.. .40,100..
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .47,507.. .-.. .-.. .47,507.Total. .47,507.. .-.. .-.. .47,507.
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .109,005,000.. .Government.of.Canada.2.75%.06/01/2022.. .118,242,646.. .117,940,685.
. .97,201,000.. .Province.of.Quebec.4.5%.12/01/2020.. .109,976,233.. .110,620,959.
. .100,135,000.. .Government.of.Canada.2%.03/01/2014.. .101,320,931.. .101,155,193.
. .86,629,000.. .Government.of.Canada.4%.06/01/2017.. .96,674,823.. .96,355,850.
. .86,470,000.. .Province.of.Ontario.4.2%.03/08/2018.. .96,257,000.. .95,904,794.
. .89,400,000.. .Government.of.Canada.2.25%.08/01/2014.. .91,360,146.. .90,957,953.
. .66,825,000.. .Government.of.Canada.4%.06/01/2041.. .84,711,497.. .89,327,947.
. .71,995,000.. .United.States.Treasury.Inflation.Indexed.Bond.. .0.684%.04/15/2013.. .77,740,150.. .78,118,667.
. .71,780,000.. .Government.of.Canada.2.75%.09/01/2016.. .75,430,195.. .75,408,620.
. .44,670,000.. .Government.of.Canada.5%.06/01/2037.. .61,985,893.. .66,101,095.
. .42,765,000.. .Province.of.British.Columbia.6.35%.. .06/18/2031.. .59,682,407.. .61,105,789.
. .37,350,000.. .Government.of.Canada.5.75%.06/01/2029.. .55,703,772.. .55,494,722.
. .49,530,000.. .Province.of.British.Columbia.3.7%.. .12/18/2020.. .53,764,935.. .54,326,581.
. .54,000,001.. .Short-Term.Investments.. .54,000,000.. .54,003,556.
. .41,220,000.. .55.Ontario.School.Board.Trust.5.9%.. .06/02/2033.. .46,302,255.. .52,838,742.
. .52,285,000.. .United.States.Treasury.Note/Bond.1.625%.. .11/15/2022.. .50,807,819.. .51,335,685.
. .34,750,000.. .Province.of.Quebec.5.75%.12/01/2036.. .41,671,723.. .46,787,225.
. .32,755,000.. .United.States.Treasury.Inflation.Indexed.Bond.. .2.45436%.07/15/2014.. .42,665,167.. .42,106,836.
. .30,285,000.. .Province.of.Nova.Scotia.4.7%.06/01/2041.. .36,895,610.. .37,076,988.
. .32,640,000.. .Province.of.Quebec.4.25%.12/01/2021.. .35,358,380.. .36,513,120.
. .20,835,000.. .Government.of.Canada.5.75%.06/01/2033.. .31,466,488.. .32,354,040.... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .28,128,457.
. .32,430,000.. .The.Royal.Bank.of.Scotland,.Callable.5.37%.. .05/12/2049.. .28,332,309.. .26,636,371.
. .21,181,551.. .New.Brunswick.F-M.Project.Co.,.Inc.,.Callable.. .6.47%.11/30/2027.. .24,412,754.. .26,460,660.
. .18,799,000.. .Teranet.Holdings.L.P.,.3.411%.12/01/2031.. .20,184,675.. .23,924,354..
Clarica MVP Bond FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. ...1,566,756.. Signature.Canadian.Bond.Fund.(Class.A)†. .8,753,022.. .9,118,518.... .. Total Investments (99.7%) 8,753,022 9,118,518 . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.3%) 29,954 . .. Net Assets (100.0%). . 9,148,472
Clarica MVP Bond FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 9,119. 10,108
. 30. 33
. 2. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 9,151. 10,141
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. –
. 2. –
. –. –
. 3. –
. 9,148. 10,141
. 8,753. 9,658
. 40.61. 39.47
. 40.98. 39.72
. 216,895. 248,242
. 8,304. 8,604
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
10,141. 10,361
1,076. 814(2,347). (1,663)(1,271). (849)
. 278. 629
. 9,148. 10,141
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 257. 267
. –. –
. 149. –
. 406. 267
. 133. –
. 21. 4
. 43. 43
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 5. 5
. 202. 52
. 204. 215
. 89. 38
. 69. 127
. (84). 249
. 74. 414
. 278. 629
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40.61 39.47 37.05 35.11 33.71 40.98 39.72 37.18 35.14
8,808 9,799 9,988 10,765 12,291 340 342 373 433216,895 248,242 269,573 306,605 364,561 8,304 8,604 10,038 12,332
10.17 9.57 7.05 6.59 5.89 10.17 9.57 7.05 6.59
2.01 2.01 2.01 1.84 1.76 1.76 1.76 1.76 1.76
0.20 0.20 0.17 0.10 0.09 0.17 0.17 0.15 0.092.21 2.21 2.18 1.94 1.85 1.93 1.93 1.91 1.85
9.60 9.38 7.19 5.00 5.00 9.73 9.86 7.33 5.00
Clarica MVP Bond FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
248,242. . 269,573 8,604 . 10,03826,512. . 21,170 426 . 96
(57,859). . (42,501). (726). . (1,530).216,895. . 248,242 8,304 . 8,604
. 1.13 2.38 1.25 . 2.46
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.Signature.Canadian.Bond.Fund’s.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 40.3Canadian.Government.Bonds................................................................................................... . 25.6Provincial.Bonds........................................................................................................................ . 20.8Foreign.Government.Bonds...................................................................................................... . 7.2Municipal.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 2.2Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 1.7Asset.Backed.Securities........................................................................................................... . 1.1Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 0.9Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.3Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . (0.1)
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 37.0Canadian.Government.Bonds................................................................................................... . 33.9Provincial.Bonds........................................................................................................................ . 16.0Foreign.Government.Bonds....................................................................................................... . 6.6Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 4.0Asset.Backed.Securities........................................................................................................... . 1.6Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.9
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.did.not.have.a.significant.exposure.to.other.price.risk.as.the.Underlying.Fund.was.invested.in.fixed.income.securities.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012..and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.credit.risk.as.it.invested.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.Underlying.Fund.was. invested. in. fixed. income.securities,.preferred.securities.and.derivative.instruments,.if.any,.with.the.following.credit.ratings,.as.per.tables.below.
as at December 31, 2012^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 33.1.AA/Aa/A+. 14.0.A. 27.2.BBB/Baa/B++. 16.4.BB/Ba/B+. 2.3.Not.Rated. 5.8..Total 98.8.
Clarica MVP Bond FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Credit Risk (cont’d)
as at December 31, 2011^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 44.7.AA/Aa/A+. 14.8.A. 17.8.BBB/Baa/B++. 19.7.BB/Ba/B+. 1.7.B. 0.1.Not.Rated. 0.3..Total 99.1
^ Credit ratings are obtained from Standard & Poor’s, where available, otherwise ratings are obtained from: Moody’s Investors Service, Dominion Bond Rating Services or Canadian Bond Rating Services, respectively.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk,.as.some.of.its.investments.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 1.7.New.Zealand.Dollar. 0.3.Euro. 0.1.British.Pound. 0.1..Total. .2.2..
as at December 31, 2011Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. 2.0.British.Pound. 0.1..Total. .2.1..
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,. 2011. -. 10%). in. relation. to. all. other. foreign. currencies. held. in. the. Underlying. Fund,. with. all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.indirectly.decreased.or.increased,.respectively,. by. approximately. $20,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -. $21,000).. In. practice,. the. actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Bond FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.interest.rate.risk.as.it.invested.in.fixed.income.securities..
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to. interest.rate.risk,.categorized.by.the.contractual.maturity.date.
as at December 31, 2012Less.than 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.
1.Year Years. Years than.5.Years. Total(%). (%). (%). (%) (%)
Interest.Rate.Exposure ...6.7.. .15.6.. .14.6.. .62.7.. .99.6..
as at December 31, 2011Less.than 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.
1.Year Years. Years than.5.Years. Total(%). (%). (%). (%). (%)
Interest.Rate.Exposure ..10.2.. .11.8.. .19.0.. .58.1.. .99.1.
As. at. December. 31,. 2012,. had. the. prevailing. interest. rates. increased. or. decreased. by. 0.25%.(December.31,.2011.-.0.25%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have. indirectly. decreased. or. increased,. respectively,. by. approximately. $148,000. (December. 31,.2011. -.$160,000).. In.practice,. the.actual. results.may.differ. from.this.analysis.and. the.difference.may.be.material..
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .9,119.. .-.. .-.. .9,119..Total. .9,119.. .-.. .-.. .9,119.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. ..10,108.. .-.. .-.. .10,108.Total. .10,108.. .-.. .-.. .10,108
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .376,200.. .Toronto-Dominion.Bank.. .29,371,324.. .31,506,750.
. .244,230.. .Canadian.Imperial.Bank.of.Commerce.. .18,006,564.. .19,531,073.
. .215,250.. .Novartis.AG,.Registered.Shares.. .12,390,106.. .13,408,925.
. .260,750.. .Eli.Lilly.and.Co... .9,718,138.. .12,766,357.
. .113,000.. .Bayer.AG.. .7,295,699.. .10,640,466.
. .10,000,001.. .Short-Term.Investments.. .10,000,000.. .10,000,882.
. .263,850.. .BHP.Billiton.PLC.. .8,360,732.. .9,063,712.
. .386,550.. .BCE.Inc.,.Preferred.4.4%,.Series.AF.16.. .8,966,352.. .9,056,867.
. .1,057,787.. .PNC.Financial.Services.Group.Inc.,.. .Warrants.(31Dec18).. .10,245,208.. .9,030,593.
. .394,850.. .BCE.Inc.,.Preferred,.Series.AB.. .9,272,024.. .8,714,340.
. .707,092.. .JPMorgan.Chase.&.Co.,.Warrants.(28Oct18).. .8,949,773.. .8,324,923.
. .1,805,400.. .Telstra.Corp.,.Ltd... .5,302,880.. .8,143,345.
. .341,850.. .BCE.Inc.,.Preferred,.Series.AJ.. .7,779,549.. .7,816,400.
. .761,050.. .Wells.Fargo.&.Co.,.Warrants.(28Oct18).. .7,029,219.. .7,554,971.
. .256,050.. .Fortis.Inc.,.Preferred.4.9%,.Series.E,.. .Callable/Convertible.. .6,898,593.. .6,923,592.
. .176,850.. .Brookfield.Asset.Management.Inc.,.Class.A.. .4,800,853.. .6,444,414.
. .248,600.. .HSBC.Bank.Canada,.Preferred.5.1%,.Series.5.. .6,130,662.. .6,389,020.
. .30,000.. .Roche.Holding.AG.. .5,747,978.. .5,985,492.
. .227,150.. .The.Bank.of.Nova.Scotia,.Preferred.4.5%,.. .Series.14... .5,443,009.. .5,974,045.
. .329,700.. .Brookfield.Asset.Management.Inc.,.. .Preferred,.Series.2.. .6,318,212.. .5,792,829.
. .222,800.. .Power.Financial.Corp.,.Preferred.5.1%,.. .Series.L.. .5,291,286.. .5,752,696.
. .152,400.. .Crescent.Point.Energy.Corp... .6,330,027.. .5,733,288.
. .213,050.. .Bank.of.Montreal,.Preferred.5.25%,.. .Series.14.. .5,284,693.. .5,618,129.
. .206,150.. .Royal.Bank.of.Canada,.Preferred.4.7%,.. .Series.AB.. .4,992,854.. .5,380,515.
. .202,750.. .Brookfield.Office.Properties.Inc.,.. .Preferred.5.75%,.Series.H.. .5,076,340.. .5,318,133..
Clarica MVP Dividend FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
.. .198,336.. Signature.Dividend.Corporate.Class.(A.Shares)†. .2,951,612.. .3,260,641..
Total Investments (99.5%) 2,951,612 3,260,641 . . Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.5%) 16,164. . Net Assets (100.0%) 3,276,805
Clarica MVP Dividend FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 3,261. 3,754
. 16. 6
. 1. –
. 63. 1
. –. –
. –. –
. 3,341. 3,761
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. –
. 63. –
. 64. –
. 3,277. 3,761
. 2,952. 3,690
. 16.21. 14.90
. 16.34. 14.98
. 194,118. 238,636
. 7,981. 13,769
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
3,761. 4,383
182. 167(970). (716)
. (788). (549)
. 304. (73)
. 3,277. 3,761
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 35. 71
. –. –
. 61. –
. 96. 71
. 72. 17
. 9. 5
. 16. 18
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 3. 4
. 100. 44
. (4). 27
. 63. 61
. –. –
. 245. (161)
. 308. (100)
. 304. (73)
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16.21 14.90 15.19 14.04 10.72 16.34 14.98 15.24 14.05
3,147 3,555 4,165 4,299 3,853 130 206 218 205194,118 238,636 274,103 306,323 359,244 7,981 13,769 14,328 14,589
3.37 99.42 6.82 8.56 6.51 3.37 99.42 6.82 8.56
2.68 2.69 2.69 2.53 2.44 2.43 2.44 2.44 2.44
0.27 0.26 0.21 0.13 0.12 0.26 0.25 0.20 0.132.95 2.95 2.90 2.66 2.56 2.69 2.69 2.64 2.57
9.59 9.43 7.19 5.00 5.00 11.85 11.41 8.23 5.00
Clarica MVP Dividend FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 238,636. . 274,103. 13,769. . 14,328.
. 11,621. . 11,006. 8. . 20.
. (56,139). . (46,473). (5,796). . (579).
. 194,118. . 238,636. 7,981. . 13,769.
.
. . 1.31. (0.27). 1.36. . (0.24).
Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.Signature.Dividend.Corporate.Class’.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 51.3Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 8.5Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 8.5Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 6.4Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 6.1Materials................................................................................................................................... . 4.9Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 3.9Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 3.1Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 2.9Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 1.8Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.8Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 0.7Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 0.7Exchange-Traded.Funds............................................................................................................ . 0.5Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 0.2Private.Placements................................................................................................................... . 0.1Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . (0.4)
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Financials.................................................................................................................................. . 44.1Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 10.7Telecommunication.Services.................................................................................................... . 10.0Energy....................................................................................................................................... . 7.5Consumer.Staples..................................................................................................................... . 6.0Health.Care............................................................................................................................... . 5.8Utilities...................................................................................................................................... . 5.0Materials................................................................................................................................... . 4.3Industrials................................................................................................................................. . 3.8Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.8Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 0.6Consumer.Discretionary............................................................................................................ . 0.6Information.Technology............................................................................................................ . 0.5Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... . 0.2Foreign.Currency.Forward.Contracts........................................................................................ . 0.1
Other Price Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.other.price.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund’s. holdings. were. sensitive. to. changes. in. general. economic.conditions. in. Canada.. The. Underlying. Fund’s. portfolio. consisted. of. Canadian. stocks,. preferred.shares.and.fixed.income.securities,.thus.an.overall.downturn.in.the.Canadian.economy.may.lead.to.a.widening.in.credit.spreads.and.a.decrease.in.equity.prices.which.would.then.lead.to.a.decrease.in.the.value.of.the.Underlying.Fund’s.holdings.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.markets.increased.or.decreased.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have. increased.or. decreased,. respectively,. by. approximately. $317,000. (December. 31,. 2011-. $332,000)..In.practice,.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Clarica MVP Dividend FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.credit.risk.as.some.of.its.assets.were.invested.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.Underlying.Fund.was. invested. in. fixed. income.securities,.preferred.securities.and.derivative.instruments,.if.any,.with.the.following.credit.ratings,.as.per.tables.below.
as at December 31, 2012^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 1.4.AA/Aa/A+. 1.0.A. 13.3.BBB/Baa/B++. 18.2.BB/Ba/B+. 4.0.B. 0.1.Not.Rated. 1.8.Total 39.8
as at December 31, 2011^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 7.4.AA/Aa/A+. 4.6.A. 15.0.BBB/Baa/B++. 16.5.BB/Ba/B+. 4.1.B. 0.1.Not.Rated. 1.1.Total 48.8.
^ Credit ratings are obtained from Standard & Poor’s, where available, otherwise ratings are obtained from: Moody’s Investors Service, Dominion Bond Rating Services or Canadian Bond Rating Services, respectively.
Currency Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.currency.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.currency.risk,.as.some.of.its.investments.were.denominated.in.currencies.other.than.Canadian.dollars,.the.functional.currency.of.the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,.the.Fund.was.affected.by.fluctuations.in.the.value.of.such.currencies.relative.to.the.Canadian.dollar.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to.currency.risk.
as at December 31, 2012Currency. . Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . . . 9.5.Swiss.Franc. . . . 3.2.Euro. . . . 1.6.Japanese.Yen. . . . 1.2.British.Pound. . . . 0.8.Brazilian.Real. . . . 0.5.Danish.Krone. . . . 0.5.Thai.Baht. . . . 0.5.Australian.Dollar. . . . 0.3.Indonesian.Rupiah. . . . 0.2.Swedish.Krona. . . . 0.1.Hong.Kong.Dollar. . . . (0.1)Total. . . . .18.3
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Dividend FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9) (cont’d)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
Currency Risk (cont’d)
as at December 31, 2011Currency. Net Assets (%)US.Dollar. . . . 6.8.Euro. . . . 2.2.Swiss.Franc. . . . 1.9.British.Pound. . . . 0.8.Australian.Dollar. . . . 0.7.Brazilian.Real. . . . 0.7.Thai.Baht. . . . 0.6.Hong.Kong.Dollar. . . . 0.1.Total. . . . .13.8.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.Canadian.dollar.strengthened.or.weakened.by.10%.(December.31,.2011.-.10%).in.relation.to.all.other.foreign.currencies.held.in.the.Underlying.Fund,.with.all.other.variables. held. constant,. net. assets. of. the. Fund. would. have. indirectly. decreased. or. increased,.respectively,. by. approximately. $60,000. (December. 31,. 2011. -. $52,000).. In. practice,. the. actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. was. exposed. to. interest. rate. risk. as. some. of. its. assets. were.invested.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to. interest.rate.risk,.categorized.by.the.contractual.maturity.date.
as at December 31, 2012Less.than 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.
1.Year Years. Years than.5.Years. Total(%). (%). (%). (%). (%)
Interest.Rate.Exposure .2.0.. .-.... .-.... .0.7.. .2.7..
as at December 31, 2011Less.than 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.
1.Year Years. Years than.5.Years. Total(%). (%). (%). (%). (%)
Interest.Rate.Exposure 10.9.. .-.... .0.3.. .0.3.. .11.5.
As.at.December.31,.2012,.had.the.prevailing.interest.rates.increased.or.decreased.by.0.25%.(December.31,.2011.-.0.25%),.with.all.other.variables.held.constant,.net.assets.of.the.Fund.would.have.indirectly.decreased. or. increased,. respectively,. by. approximately. a. nominal. amount. (December. 31,. 2011. -.a.nomimal.amount)..In.practice,.the.actual.results.may.differ.from.this.analysis.and.the.difference.may.be.material.
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. 3,261.. .-.. .-.. .3,261Total. 3,261.. .-.. .-.. .3,261....
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total
.(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .3,754.. .-.. .-.. .3,754..Total. 3,754.. .-.. .-.. .3,754
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No. of Shares/ Average Fair Par Value Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
... .Cash.&.Equivalents.. ... .246,911,023.. .69,800,000.. .Province.of.Ontario,.FRN,.2.28583%.
. .04/02/2013.. .69,772,778.. .69,798,283.. .61,215,000.. .Province.of.Quebec,.FRN,.1.28417%.
. .12/10/2013.. .61,189,535.. .61,199,947.. .52,075,000.. .The.Bank.of.Nova.Scotia,.FRN,.1.64417%
. ..09/19/2013.. .52,075,000.. .52,075,000.. .38,410,000.. .Canadian.Imperial.Bank.of.Commerce,.FRN,.
. .1.645%.07/19/2013.. .38,410,000.. .38,410,000.. .36,695,000.. .HSBC.Bank.Canada.1.895%.08/09/2013.. .36,695,000.. .36,695,000.. .34,700,000.. .Province.of.Ontario,.FRN,.2.28583%.
. .04/02/2013.. .34,693,407.. .34,699,584.. .29,500,000.. .Province.of.Ontario,.FRN,.2.28583%.
. .04/02/2013.. .29,889,105.. .29,525,193.. .28,640,000.. .Bank.of.Montreal,.FRN,.1.445%.06/21/2013.. .28,640,000.. .28,640,000.. .24,795,000.. .The.Bank.of.Nova.Scotia,.FRN,.1.42%.
. .11/08/2013.. .24,799,835.. .24,799,463.. .24,120,000.. .Alberta.Capital.Finance.Authority,.FRN,.
. .1.36357%.04/26/2013.. .24,156,831.. .24,129,776.. .20,500,000.. .Bell.Canada.1.15%.01/23/2013.. .20,477,450.. .20,486,473.. .20,410,000.. .Bank.of.Montreal.1.42333%.10/15/2013.. .20,410,000.. .20,410,000.. .16,950,000.. .Canadian.Imperial.Bank.of.Commerce,.FRN,..
. .1.49417%.03/14/2014.. .16,950,000.. .16,950,000.. .16,555,000.. .Royal.Bank.of.Canada,.FRN,..1.39%.
. .04/10/2013.. .16,560,082.. .16,558,683.. .16,535,000.. .HSBC.Bank.Canada.1.30%.06/03/2013.. .16,429,672.. .16,445,729.. .16,400,000.. .Toronto-Dominion.Bank.1.25%.06/17/2013.. .16,299,468.. .16,307,022.. .16,315,000.. .HSBC.Bank.Canada.1.28%.05/14/2013.. .16,211,563.. .16,239,684.. .16,190,000.. .The.Bank.of.Nova.Scotia,.FRN,.1.61286%
. .04/19/2013.. .16,210,238.. .16,203,702.. .16,200,000.. .National.Bank.of.Canada,.FRN,.1.395%.
. .02/27/2013.. .16,200,000.. .16,200,000.. .16,080,000.. .Canada.Housing.Trust.No.1.1.66417%
. ..09/15/2014.. .16,207,032.. .16,154,450.. .12,680,000.. .Daimler.Canada.Finance.Inc.,.1.98417%.
. .09/12/2014.. .12,680,000.. .12,680,000.. .12,445,000.. .Metropolitan.Life.Global.Funding.I.4.85%.
. .05/30/2013.. .12,715,430.. .12,596,927.. .12,380,000.. .Royal.Bank.of.Canada,.FRN,.1.42333%.
. .07/16/2013.. .12,380,000.. .12,380,000.. .12,315,000.. .Toronto-Dominion.Bank.4.854%.02/13/2013.. .12,393,663.. .12,368,249..
Clarica MVP Money Market FundTop 25 Holdings of Underlying Fund (unaudited)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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† The Underlying Fund is also managed by CI Investments Inc., the Manager of the Fund.For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.
Percentages shown in brackets in the Statement of Investment Portfolio relate investments at fair value to net assets of the Fund. The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Statement of Investment Portfolio as at December 31, 2012
No. of Average FairUnits/Shares Investment Cost ($) Value ($)
. .220,523.. CI.Money.Market.Fund.(Class.A)†. .2,205,231.. .2,205,231.... Total Investments (99.1%) 2,205,231 2,205,231 Other Net Assets (Liabilities) (0.9%) 19,914 Net Assets (100.0%) 2,225,145
Clarica MVP Money Market FundFinancial Statements
AssetsInvestments.at.fair.value*.CashReceivable.for.unit.subscriptionsReceivable.for.securities.soldFees.rebate.receivableReceivable.for.distributions.and.interest
LiabilitiesBank.overdraftManagement.fees.payableAdministration.fees.payableFiling.fees.payableInsurance.fees.payablePayable.for.securities.purchased.Payable.for.unit.redemptions
Net.assets.and.unitholders’.equity
*Investments at cost
Net assets per unitClass.AClass.A.-.1987
Number of units outstanding (see Schedule of Fund Unit Transactions)
Class.AClass.A.-.1987
IncomeIncome.distribution.from.investmentsInterestFees.rebate
Expenses (Note.5)Management.feesAdministrative.feesInsurance.feesCustody.feesLegal.feesAudit.feesHarmonized.sales.tax
Net investment income (loss) for the year
Realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments Realized.gain.(loss).on.investmentsCapital.gain.distribution.. from.investmentsChange.in.unrealized.appreciation.. (depreciation).of.investmentsNet gain (loss) on investmentsIncrease (decrease) in net assets from operations (see Schedule of Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit)
Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 2,205. 2,660
. 20. 19
. 1. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 1. 2
. 2,227. 2,681
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 2. 2
. –. –
. 2. 2
. 2,225. 2,679
. 2,205. 2,660
. 1.25. 1.25
. 1.26. 1.26
. 1,761,615. 2,111,257
. 12,907. 24,939
Statements of Net Assets as at December 31 (in $000’s except for per unit amounts and units outstanding)
Net assets, beginning of year
Capital transactionsProceeds.from.units.issued.Payments.for.units.redeemed
Increase (decrease) in net assets from operationsNet assets, end of year
2012 2011
2,679. 3,123
2,353. 2,100(2,807). (2,545)
(454). (445)
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. 2,225. 2,679
Statements of Changes in Net Assets for the years ended December 31(in $000’s)
2012 2011
. 18. 22
. 1. –
. 17. –
. 36. 22
. 20. 3
. 3. 4
. 11. 12
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. 2. 2
. 36. 21
. –. 1
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. –
. –. 1
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1.25 1.25 1.25 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.26
2,209 2,648 3,087 4,569 6,382 16 31 36 1161,761,615 2,111,257 2,462,495 3,633,031 5,057,889 12,907 24,939 28,685 91,857
55.24 58.51 25.96 37.57 84.20 55.24 58.51 25.96 37.57
1.38 1.39 1.39 1.24 1.24 1.13 1.14 1.14 1.07
0.14 0.14 0.11 0.07 0.06 0.13 0.13 0.10 0.061.52 1.53 1.50 1.31 1.30 1.26 1.27 1.24 1.13
10.33 10.01 7.69 5.00 5.00 11.92 11.81 8.43 5.00
Clarica MVP Money Market FundSupplementary Schedules and Financial Highlights (unaudited) (for the years ended December 31)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
For inception date of the Fund, please refer to note 1 in the Notes to the Financial Statements.The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Supplementary Schedules Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2012 2011.
ScheduleofFundUnitTransactionsNumber of units, beginning of yearUnits.issued.for.cash.Units.redeemedNumber of units, end of year
ScheduleofIncrease(Decrease)inNetAssetsfromOperationsperUnit
Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.. operations.per.unit.($).(1)
(1)..Increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.per.unit.of.the.class.is.calculated.by.dividing.the.increase.(decrease).in.net.assets.from.operations.for.the.relevant.class.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.the.class.during.
the.year.
. 2,111,257. . 2,462,495. 24,939. . 28,685.
. 1,803,391. . 1,625,680. 73,261. . 48,764.
. (2,153,033). . (1,976,918). (85,293). . (52,510).
. 1,761,615. . 2,111,257. 12,907. . 24,939.
.
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Financial Highlights (unaudited)The.following.table.shows.selected.key.financial.information.about.the.Fund.and.is.intended.to.help.you.understand.the.Fund’s.financial.performance.for.the.past.five.years,.as.applicable.
Class A Class A - 1987 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2012 2011 2010 2009.TheFund’sNetAssetValueperUnitNet.asset.value.at.December.31,.. of.year.shown.($).(1)
RatiosandSupplementalDataNet.assets.($000’s).(1)
Number.of.units.outstanding.(1)
Portfolio.turnover.rate.(%).(2)
Management expense ratio Management.expense.ratio.before.taxes.(%).(3)
Goods.and.services.tax/. Harmonized.sales.tax.expenses.(%).(3)
Management.expense.ratio.after.taxes.(%).(3)
GST/Effective.HST.rate,.for.the.prior.. calendar.year.or.period.(%).(3)
(1).This.information.is.provided.as.at.December.31,.of.the.year.shown.
(2)..The.Fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.indicates.how.actively.the.Fund’s.portfolio.advisor.manages.its.portfolio.investments..A.portfolio.turnover.rate.of.100%.is.equivalent.to.the.Fund.buying.and.selling.all.of.the.securities.in.its.portfolio.once.in.the.
course.of.the.year..The.higher.a.fund’s.portfolio.turnover.rate.in.a.year,.the.greater.the.trading.costs.payable.by.the.fund.in.the.year,.and.the.greater.the.chance.of.an.investor.receiving.taxable.capital.gains.in.the.year..There.is.not.necessarily.
a.relationship.between.a.high.turnover.rate.and.the.performance.of.a.fund.
(3)..Management.expense.information.is.calculated.based.on.expenses.charged.directly.to.the.Fund.plus,.if.applicable,.expenses.of.the.underlying.mutual.fund,.calculated.on.a.weighted.average.basis.on.the.percentage.weighting.of.the.underlying.
mutual.fund.and.is.expressed.as.an.annualized.percentage.of.average.net.assets.for.the.years.shown..As.of.July.1,.2010,.Ontario.combined.the.federal.goods.and.services.tax.(“GST”.-.5%).with.the.provincial.retail.sales.tax.(“PST”.-.8%)...
The.combination.resulted.in.a.Harmonized.sales.tax.(“HST”).rate.of.13%..The.Effective.HST.tax.rate.is.calculated.using.the.attribution.percentage.for.each.province.based.on.unitholder.residency.and.can.be.different.from.13%..For.any.particular.
year,.the.rate.shown.will.be.prorated.based.on.the.different.rates.in.effect.during.that.year..For.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.the.rate.applied.is.5%.for.the.period.January.1,.2010.to.June.30,.2010.and.the.Fund’s.Effective.HST.rate.for.
the.period.from.July.1,.2010.to.December.31,.2010..The.rate.shown.for.the.year.ended.December.31,.2010.is.the.time.weighted.average.of.these.rates.
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The.CI.Money.Market.Fund’s.investments.were.concentrated.in.the.following.segments:.
as at December 31, 2012.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... .43.6Provincial.Bonds........................................................................................................................ .24.2Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... .22.9Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... . 8.3Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.7Municipal.Bonds....................................................................................................................... . 0.3
as at December 31, 2011.Categories. Net.Assets.(%)Corporate.Bonds....................................................................................................................... .47.3Provincial.Bonds........................................................................................................................ .23.5Cash.&.Equivalents................................................................................................................... .16.6Short-Term.Investments........................................................................................................... .10.9Canadian.Government.Bonds................................................................................................... . 1.2Other.Net.Assets.(Liabilities)................................................................................................... . 0.5
Other Price Risk The. Fund. indirectly. bears. the. other. price. risk. exposure. of. the. Underlying. Fund.. As. at.December. 31,. 2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund. investments. had. high. credit. ratings. and.short-terms.to.maturity..As.a.result,.the.other.price.risk.of.the.Underlying.Fund.was.insignificant.
Credit Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.credit. risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.credit.risk.as.it.invested.predominantly.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.Underlying.Fund.was. invested. in. fixed. income.securities,.preferred.securities.and.derivative.instruments,.if.any,.with.the.following.credit.ratings,.as.per.tables.below.
as at December 31, 2012^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 12.5.AA/Aa/A+. 44.6.A. 15.2.BBB/Baa/B++. 1.9.Not.Rated. 2.3Total 76.5.
as at December 31, 2011^Credit Rating Net Assets (%)AAA/Aaa/A++. 23.5.AA/Aa/A+. 44.9.A. 12.1.BBB/Baa/B++. 1.4.Not.Rated. 1.1Total 83.0.
^ Credit ratings are obtained from Standard & Poor’s, where available, otherwise ratings are obtained from: Moody’s Investors Service, Dominion Bond Rating Services or Canadian Bond Rating Services, respectively.
Clarica MVP Money Market FundFund Specific Financial Instruments Risks (Note 9)
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.
Currency Risk The.Fund. indirectly.bears. the.currency. risk.exposure.of. the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012. and. 2011,. the. Underlying. Fund’s. investments. are. denominated. in. Canadian. dollars,. the.functional.currency.of. the.Fund.and.the.Underlying.Fund..As.a.result,. the.Fund.was.not.exposed.to.currency.risk.
Interest Rate Risk The.Fund.indirectly.bears.the.interest.rate.risk.exposure.of.the.Underlying.Fund..As.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.Underlying.Fund.was.exposed.to.interest.rate.risk.as.it.invested.predominantly.in.fixed.income.securities.
The.tables.below.summarize.the.Underlying.Fund’s.exposure.to. interest. rate.risk,.categorized.by.the.contractual.maturity.date.
as at December 31, 2012. Less.than. 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.. 1.Year. Years. Years. than.5.Years. Total. (%). (%). (%). (%). (%)Interest.Rate.Exposure .92.4.. .6.9.. .-.... .-.... .99.3
as at December 31, 2011. Less.than. 1.-.3. 3.-.5.. Greater.. 1.Year. Years. Years. than.5.Years. Total. (%). (%). (%). (%). (%)Interest.Rate.Exposure 58.4.. .39.1.. .2.0.. .-.... .99.5
Fair Value HierarchyThe.tables.below.summarize.the.inputs.used.by.the.Fund.in.valuing.the.Fund’s.investments.carried.at.fair.value.
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2012. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .2,205.. .-.. .-.. .2,205....Total. 2,205.. .-.. .-.. .2,205
Long.Positions.at.fair.value.as.at.December.31,.2011. Level.1. .Level.2. .Level.3. .Total. .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s). .(in.$000’s)Underlying.Fund. .2,660.. .-.. .-.. .2,660..Total. .2,660.. .-.. .-.. .2,660
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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1. THE FUNDS
The. following.Clarica.MVP.Segregated.Funds. (each,.a.“Fund”).were.created.by.Board. resolution.of..
Sun. Life. Assurance. Company. of. Canada. (“Sun. Life”). or. its. predecessor;. Clarica. Life.
Insurance.Company.(“Clarica”).on.the.dates.as.indicated.below:
Fund Names Dated
Clarica.MVP.Asian-Pacific.Non-RSP.Equity.Fund. July.1,.1997
Clarica.MVP.Asian-Pacific.RSP.Equity.Fund. December.31,.1996
Clarica.MVP.Balanced.Fund. December.31,.1986
Clarica.MVP.Bond.Fund. December.31,.1986
Clarica.MVP.Dividend.Fund. December.31,.1997
Clarica.MVP.Equity.Fund. December.31,.1986
Clarica.MVP.European.Growth.Fund. December.31,.1997
Clarica.MVP.Global.Equity.Fund. December.31,.1996
Clarica.MVP.Growth.Fund. December.14,.1992
Clarica.MVP.Money.Market.Fund. January.1,.1988
Clarica.MVP.Small.Cap.American.Fund. December.31,.1997
Clarica.MVP.U.S..Equity.Fund. December.14,.1992
(the.“Fund”.or.collectively.“the.Funds”.or.Clarica.MVP.Segregated.Funds”).
Sun. Life,. a. wholly. owned. subsidiary. of. Sun. Life. Financial. Inc.,. is. the. sole. issuer. of. the. individual.
variable.insurance.contract.providing.for.investment.in.each.Fund..The.assets.of.each.of.the.Funds.are.
owned.by.Sun.Life.and.are.segregated.from.Sun.Life’s.other.assets..The.Funds.are.not.separate.legal.
entities.but.are.separate.reporting.entities..Each.Fund.is.managed.by.CI.Investments.Inc..(“CI”.or.the.
“Manager”).who.also.provides.certain.administrative.services.to.the.Funds.
On May. 29,. 2009,. Sun. Life. and. the. Manager. introduced. changes. to. the. Funds. whereby. certain.
contractholders. in. the. Funds. were. switched. to. a. new. class. of. units. based. on. their. contract. date..
Accordingly,. contracts. issued. between. January. 1,. 1987. and. December. 31,. 1992. inclusive. were.
switched.to.a.new.class.of.units.effective.July.10,.2009,.known.as.Class.A.-.1987.
The. Statement. of. Investment. Portfolio. for. each. of. the. Funds. is. as. at. December. 31,. 2012. and. the.
Statements.of.Net.Assets.are.as.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011..The.Statements.of.Operations.and.
the.Statements.of.Changes.in.Net.Assets.for.each.Fund.are.for.the.years.ended.December.31,.2012.
and.2011..The.Supplementary.Schedules.for.each.Fund.are.for.the.years.ended.December.31,.2012.
and.2011..The.Financial.Highlights.(unaudited).for.each.Fund.are.for.the.most.recent.five.years.ended.
December.31,.as.applicable..The.Fund.Specific.Financial.Instruments.Risks.for.each.of.the.Funds.are.
as.at.December.31,.2012.and.2011.
2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
These. financial. statements. have. been. prepared. in. accordance. with. Canadian. Generally. Accepted.
Accounting.Principles.(“Canadian.GAAP”)..
The.following.is.a.summary.of.significant.accounting.policies.of.the.Funds:
(a) Valuation of Investments
The.Funds.invest.only.in.units.of.Underlying.Funds..The.Underlying.Funds.are.valued.at.their.net.asset.
value.as.reported.by.the.Underlying.Funds’.manager.on.the.valuation.date..
(b) Cost of Investments
Cost.of.investments.represents.the.amount.paid.for.each.security,.and.is.determined.on.an.average.
cost.basis.
(c) Investment Transactions
Investment.transactions.are.accounted.for.on.the.trade.date..Realized.gains.and. losses.on.sales.of.
investments.and.unrealized.appreciation.or.depreciation.in.value.of.investments.are.calculated.on.an.
average.cost.basis..
(d) Income Recognition
Distributions.from.investments.are.recorded.on.the.ex-distribution.date.and.interest.income.is.accrued.
on.a.daily.basis..
Distributions.received.from.investment.fund.holdings.are.recognized.by.the.Funds.in.the.same.form.in.
which.they.were.received.from.the.Underlying.Funds.
(e) Net Asset Value per Unit
Net.asset.value.per.unit.for.each.class.is.calculated.at.the.end.of.each.day.on.which.the.Toronto.Stock.
Exchange.is.open.for.business,.by.dividing.the.total.net.asset.value.of.each.Class.by.outstanding.units.
The.total.net.asset.value.of.each.class.is.computed.by.calculating.the.value.of.that.class’.proportionate.
share.of.the.Fund’s.assets.less.that.class’.proportionate.share.of.the.Fund’s.common.liabilities.and.
class.specific. liabilities..Expenses.directly.attributable. to.a.class.are.charged. to. that.class.. Income.
and.other.expenses.are.allocated.to.each.class.proportionately.based.upon.the.relative.total.net.asset.
value.of.each.class.to.the.total.net.asset.value.of.the.Fund.
(f) Cash
Cash.is.comprised.of.cash.on.deposit...
(g) Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets from Operations per Unit
Increase. (decrease). in. net. assets. from. operations. per. unit. of. each. class. in. the. Supplementary.
Schedules. is. calculated. by. dividing. the. increase. (decrease). in. net. assets. from. operations. of. each.
class.of.a.Fund.by.the.weighted.average.number.of.units.outstanding.of.that.class.during.the.year.
(h) Non-zero Amounts
Some.of.the.balances.reported.in.the.financial.statements.include.amounts.that.are.rounded.to.zero.
(i) Use of Estimates
The. preparation. of. financial. statements. in. accordance. with. Canadian. GAAP. requires. management.
to. make. estimates. and. assumptions. that. affect. the. reported. amounts. of. assets. and. liabilities. and.
the.disclosure.of.assets.and.liabilities.at.the.reporting.date.and.the.reported.amounts.of.income.and.
expenses.during.the.reporting.period..Actual.results.could.differ.from.those.estimates.
3. INCOME TAXES
The.Funds.are.deemed.to.be.inter-vivos.trusts.under.the.provisions.of.the.Income Tax Act.(Canada).and.
are.deemed.to.have.allocated.their.income.to.the.beneficiaries..Each.Fund’s.net.capital.gains.(losses).
are.deemed.to.be.those.of.the.beneficiaries..Accordingly,.the.Funds.are.not.subject.to.income.tax.on.
their.net.income,.including.net.realized.capital.gains.for.the.year.
Clarica MVP Segregated FundsNotes to the Financial Statements
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Segregated Funds Notes to the Financial Statements (cont’d)
– 60 –Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
A.Fund.may.elect.each.year.to.realize.capital.gains.(losses).for.the.taxation.year,.where.necessary.to.
allocate.capital.gains.(losses).to.redeeming.beneficiaries.
4. UNITHOLDERS’ EQUITY
Units.issued.and.outstanding.represent.the.capital.of.each.Fund..
The.relevant.changes.pertaining.to.subscriptions.and.redemptions.of.each.Fund’s.units.are.disclosed.
in.the.Statements.of.Changes.in.Net.Assets..In.accordance.with.the.objectives.and.risk.management.
policies. outlined. in. Note. 9,. the. Funds. endeavour. to. invest. subscriptions. received. in. appropriate.
investments. while. maintaining. sufficient. liquidity. to. meet. redemptions. by. disposal. of. investments.
when.necessary.
Unit. Transactions. information. for. each. Fund. appears. under. the. Supplementary. Schedules. in. the.
Financial.Statements.
5. MANAGEMENT FEES AND OTHER EXPENSES
The.Manager,.in.consideration.of.management.fees.received,.provides.management.services.that.are.
required.in.the.day-to-day.operation.of.the.Funds,.including.management.of.the.investment.portfolios.
of.those.Funds.that.invest.in.Underlying.CI.Funds.
The.management.fee.is.calculated.as.an.annual.percentage.of.the.total.net.asset.value.of.each.Fund.
at.the.end.of.each.business.day.and.is.paid.at.the.end.of.each.month..
A.Fund.that.invests.in.units.of.an.Underlying.Fund.will.not.pay.a.duplicate.management.and.administration.
fee.on.the.portion.of.assets.that.are.invested.in.units.of.Underlying.Fund..During.the.reporting.period.a.
Fund.may.receive.management.fee.rebates.from.the.Underlying.Fund..The.management.fee.rebates.are.
included.in.“Fees.rebate.receivable”.and.in.“Fees.rebate”.as.reflected.in.the.Statements.of.Net.Assets.
and.Statements.of.Operations.of.each.Fund,.as.applicable.
The.management.fees.and.the.fees.rebate.reported. in. the.Statements.of.Operations.of.each.Fund.are.
each.presented.on.a.gross.basis..In.the.prior.year,.the.management.fees.reported.in.the.Statements.of.
Operations.are.net.of.the.management.fees.and.operating.expenses.paid.by.its.Underlying.Fund,.if.any..
This. change. in.accounting.policy.has.been.applied.prospectively. since. it. is. impracticable. to.apply. this.
policy.to.the.prior.period.
Management.Expense.Ratios. (MER). information. (unaudited). for.each.Fund.appears. in. the.Financial.
Highlights.(unaudited).in.the.Financial.Statements.
In.addition.to.the.management.fee,.the.Funds.and.the.Underlying.Funds.also.bear.all.operating.and.
administrative.expenses.including.audit.and.legal.fees,.transfer.agency.fees,.custody.fees,.expenses.
relating. to. reporting. and. making. distributions. to. unitholders,. all. other. costs. and. fees. imposed. by.
statute.or.regulation.and.expenses.of.all.communications.with.unitholders..
The.Funds.pay.an.insurance.fee.to.Sun.Life..The.insurance.fee.of.the.Fund.is.a.charge.by.Sun.Life.for.
the.applicable.Guarantee.Option.in.respect.of.that.Fund..The.insurance.fees.payable.at.year-end.are.
included.in.the.“Insurance.fees.payable”.in.the.Statements.of.Net.Assets,.while.the.insurance.fees.
expense.for.the.year.are.included.in.the.“Insurance.fees”.in.the.Statements.of.Operations.
6. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
During.the.years.ended.December.31,.2012.and.2011,.the.following.related.party.transactions.were.
entered.into:
a). .Management.fees.paid.to. (fees.rebates.received.from).the.Manager.and.Insurance.fees.paid.to.
Sun.Life.are.presented.separately.in.the.Statements.of.Operations.of.each.Fund.
b). .The.management.fees.payable.to.(fees.rebates.receivable.from).the.Manager.and.the.Insurance.
fees. payable. to. Sun. Life. as. at. December. 31,. 2012. and. 2011. are. presented. separately. in. the.
Statements.of.Net.Assets.of.each.Fund.
c). .A.Fund.may.invest.in.an.Underlying.Fund.that.is.also.managed.by.CI.Investments.Inc.,.the.Manager.
of.the.Funds.
7. INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS
As. previously. confirmed. by. the. Canadian. Accounting. Standards. Board. (“AcSB”),. most. Canadian.
publicly. accountable. entities. adopted. International. Financial. Reporting. Standards. (“IFRS”),. as.
published.by.the.International.Accounting.Standards.Board,.on.January.1,.2011..However,.the.AcSB.
has.allowed.most.investment.funds.to.defer.adoption.of.IFRS.until.fiscal.years.beginning.on.or.after.
January.1,.2014..Accordingly,.the.Funds.will.adopt. IFRS.for.their.fiscal.period.beginning.January.1,.
2014,.and.will.issue.their.initial.financial.statements.in.accordance.with.IFRS,.including.comparative.
information,.for.the.six-month.period.ending.June.30,.2014.
8. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
The.categorization.of.financial.instruments.is.as.follows:.investments.are.classified.as.held.for.trading.
and.are.stated.at.fair.value..Receivable.for.distributions.and.interest,.receivable.for.unit.subscriptions,.
receivable.for.securities.sold.and.fees.rebate.receivable.are.designated.as.loans.and.receivables..They.
are. recorded. at. amortized. cost. which. approximates. their. fair. value. due. to. their. short-term. nature..
Similarly,.management. fees.payable,. administration. fees.payable,. insurance. fees.payable,. payable.
for.securities.purchased.and.payable.for.unit.redemptions.are.designated.as.financial.liabilities.and.
are.carried.at.their.amortized.cost.which.approximates.their.fair.value,.due.to.their.short-term.nature..
Financial.liabilities.are.generally.paid.within.three.months.
9. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS RISK
Risk Management
The.Funds.invest. in.units.of.Underlying.Funds.and.are.exposed.to.a.variety.of.financial. instruments.
risks:.credit.risk,.liquidity.risk.and.market.risk.(including.interest.rate.risk,.currency.risk.and.other.price.
risk)..The. level.of. risk.to.which.each.Fund. is.exposed.depends.on.the. investment.objective.and.the.
type.of.investments.held.by.the.Underlying.Funds..The.value.of.investments.within.an.Underlying.Fund.
portfolio.can.fluctuate.daily.as.a.result.of.changes.in.prevailing.interest.rates,.economic.and.market.
conditions.and.company.specific.news.related.to.investments.held.by.the.Underlying.Fund.and.this.will.
affect.the.value.of.each.of.the.Funds..The.Manager.of.the.Underlying.Funds.may.minimize.potential.
adverse. effects. of. these. risks. by,. but. not. limited. to,. regular. monitoring. of. the. Underlying. Funds’.
positions.and.market.events,.diversification.of.the.investment.portfolio.by.asset.type,.country,.sector,.
term.to.maturity.within.the.constraints.of.the.stated.objectives,.and.through.the.usage.of.derivatives.
to.hedge.certain.risk.exposures.
Other Price Risk
Other.price.risk.is.the.risk.that.the.value.of.financial.instruments.will.fluctuate.as.a.result.of.changes.
in.market.prices.(other.than.those.arising.from.interest.rate.risk.or.currency.risk)..The.value.of.each.
investment.is.influenced.by.the.outlook.of.the.issuer.and.by.general.economic.and.political.conditions,.
as.well.as.industry.and.market.trends..All.securities.present.a.risk.of.loss.of.capital..
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Other assets.and. liabilities.are.monetary. items. that.are.short-term. in.nature.and. therefore.are.not.
subject.to.other.price.risk.
Interest Rate Risk
Interest. rate. risk. is. the.risk. that. the.fair.value.of. interest-bearing. investments.will. fluctuate.due.to.
changes.in.prevailing.levels.of.market.interest.rates..As.a.result,.the.value.of.the.Underlying.Funds.
that.invest.in.debt.securities.and/or.income.trusts.will.be.affected.by.changes.in.applicable.interest.
rates..If.interest.rates.fall,.the.fair.value.of.existing.debt.securities.may.increase.due.to.the.increase.
in.yield..Alternatively,.if.interest.rates.rise,.the.yield.of.existing.debt.securities.decrease.which.may.
then.lead.to.a.decrease.in.their.fair.value..The.magnitude.of.the.decline.will.generally.be.greater.for.
long-term.debt.securities.than.for.short-term.debt.securities..
Interest. rate. risk. also. applies. to. convertible. securities.. The. fair. value. of. these. securities. varies.
inversely.with.interest.rates,.similar.to.other.debt.securities..However,.since.they.may.be.converted.
into. common.shares,. convertible. securities.are.generally. less.affected.by. interest. rate. fluctuations.
than.other.debt.securities.
Currency Risk
Currency.risk.arises.from.financial.instruments.that.are.denominated.in.a.currency.other.than.Canadian.
dollars,. the. functional. currency.of. the.Funds.and. the.Underlying.Funds..As.a. result,. the.Underlying.
Funds.may.be.exposed. to. the. risk. that. the.value.of.securities.denominated. in.other.currencies.will.
fluctuate.due.to.changes. in.exchange.rates..Equities.traded. in. foreign.markets.are.also.exposed.to.
currency. risk. as. the. prices. denominated. in. foreign. currencies. are. converted. to. Underlying. Funds’.
functional.currency.to.determine.their.fair.value.
Credit Risk
Credit.risk.is.the.risk.that.a.security.issuer.or.counterparty.to.a.financial.instrument.will.fail.to.meet.
its. financial. obligations.. The. fair. value. of. a. debt. instrument. includes. consideration. of. the. credit.
worthiness. of. the. debt. issuer.. The. carrying. amount. of. debt. instruments. represents. the. credit. risk.
exposure.of.each.Underlying.Fund..Credit. risk.exposure.for.derivative. instruments. is.based.on.each.
Underlying. Funds’. unrealized. gain. on. the. contractual. obligations. with. the. counterparty. as. at. the.
reporting.date..The.credit.risk.exposure.of.Funds’.other.assets.are.represented.by.their.carrying.amount.
as.disclosed.in.the.Statements.of.Net.Assets.
Liquidity Risk
Liquidity.risk. is.the.risk.that.a.Fund.may.not.be.able.to.settle.or.meet.its.obligations,.on.time.or.at.
a.reasonable.price..The.Funds.are.exposed.to.daily.cash.redemption.of.redeemable.units..The.Funds.
invest.all.of.their.assets.in.Underlying.Funds.which.can.be.readily.disposed.of.
Fair Value Hierarchy
The. Funds. are. required. to. classify. financial. instruments. measured. at. fair. value. using. a. fair. value.
hierarchy.. Investments. whose. values. are. based. on. quoted. market. prices. in. active. markets. are.
classified.as.Level.1..This.level.includes.publicly.traded.equities,.exchange.traded.and.retail.mutual.
funds,.exchange.traded.warrants,.futures.contracts.and.traded.options.
Financial.instruments.that.trade.in.markets.that.are.not.considered.to.be.active.but.are.valued.based.
on. quoted. market. prices,. dealer. quotations. or. alternative. pricing. sources. supported. by. observable.
inputs.are.classified.as.Level.2..These. include,.fixed. income.securities,.mortgage.backed.securities.
(“MBS”),.short-term.instruments,.non-traded.warrants,.over-the-counter.options,.structured.notes.of.
indexed.securities,.if.applicable,.foreign.currency.forward.contracts.and.swap.instruments.
Investments.classified.as.Level.3.have.significant.unobservable. inputs..Level.3. instruments. include.
private.equities,.private.term.loans,.private.equity.funds.and.certain.derivatives..As.observable.prices.
are.not.available.for.these.securities,.the.Funds.may.use.a.variety.of.valuation.techniques.to.derive.
the.fair.value.
The.Funds.invest.only.in.other.investment.funds.and.these.investments.are.classified.as.Level.1.
Details.of.individual.Fund’s.exposure.to.financial.instruments.risks.including.the.fair.value.hierarchy.
classifications.are.available.in.the.“Fund.Specific.Financial.Instruments.Risks”.section.of.the.financial.
statements.of.each.Fund..
Clarica MVP Segregated Funds Notes to the Financial Statements (cont’d)
Annual Financial Statements as at December 31, 2012
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Clarica MVP Segregated Funds Legal Notice
NOTICE:. Should. you. require. additional. copies. of. these. Annual. Financial. Statements. or.
have.received.more.than.one.copy,.please.contact.CI.Investments.Inc..or.your.advisor.
Sun.Life.Assurance.Company.of.Canada,.a.member.of. the.Sun.Life. Financial.group.of. companies,. is.
the.sole. issuer.of. the. individual.variable. insurance.contracts.providing. for. investment. in.Clarica.MVP.
Segregated. Funds.. A. description. of. the. key. features. of. the. individual. variable. insurance. contract. is.
contained. in. the. Information. Folder.. SUBJECT TO ANY APPLICABLE DEATH AND MATURITY
GUARANTEES, ANY AMOUNT THAT IS ALLOCATED TO A SEGREGATED FUND IS INVESTED
AT THE RISK OF THE CONTRACTHOLDER AND MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE IN VALUE.
®CI.Investments.and.the.CI.Investments.design.are.registered.trademarks.of.CI.Investments.Inc..®Clarica.
is.a.registered.trademark.of.Sun.Life.Assurance.Company.of.Canada.
INFORMATION FOLDER:.CI.would.be.pleased.to.provide,.without.charge,.the.most.recent.Information.
Folder.upon.request.to.CI’s.Toronto.office.
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Notes
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